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Zolkva
Town from which Ze’ev Wolf Latrim moved his printing press.
Salontsa Street
Street where the printing press operated at number 23.
Bernstein Street
Street address of the HaAvodah printing press.
Tartakow
Named as the rabbinic jurisdiction of Shmuel Rotenberg.
Lviv cemetery
A cemetery where Gabriel Sukhistav copied tombstone inscriptions.
Gliniany
Galician town where Balaban began teaching.
Lviv Jewish quarter
Jewish quarter of Lviv where the Tadeusz Czacki school stood.
Częstochowa
City where Blaban settled after the war and directed a Jewish gymnasium.
Old Jewish Cemetery in Lviv
The old Jewish cemetery in Lviv reportedly served Jewish residents until its closure in 1855.
Rappaport Street
Street bordering the cemetery.
Ohel at the Cemetery Entrance
Structure at the cemetery entrance used for memorial observances and eulogies.
Jewish Pantheon
Central cemetery area where prominent Jewish figures were buried.
Halich
A settlement in eastern Galicia where new Karaite communities were founded.
Davydiv
A settlement in eastern Galicia where a new Karaite community was founded.
Kukiziv
A settlement in eastern Galicia where a new Karaite community was founded.
Krakow Gate
A danger point through which Jewish funeral processions had to pass.
Krakowska–Skarbekowska street corner
A street corner where unruly Christian crowds gathered near Krakow Gate.
Old Cemetery in Lviv
The passage discusses monuments and symbols in Lviv’s old cemetery.
Janowska concentration camp
Camp associated with prisoners and reused cemetery stones.
Kadetska Street
Street where cemetery stones were used for paving.
Western districts of Poland
Region from which many Jews fled in September 1939.
Eastern Poland
Region under Soviet administration receiving migration from western Poland.
Krakow district
District of origin for many refugees who settled in Lviv.
Lodz district
District of origin for many refugees who settled in Lviv.
Warsaw district
District of origin for many refugees who settled in Lviv.
Kielce district
District of origin for many refugees who settled in Lviv.
Eastern Ukraine
Region referred to in plans to unite Ukrainian territories.
Soviet Union
State from which Russian forces departed and Ukrainian territories were to be separated.
Prisons in Lviv
Prisons where corpses were found after Soviet withdrawal.
Lontsky Prison
Prison to which Jews were transported during the violence.
Brygidky Prison
Prison courtyard where Jewish victims were killed.
Former GPU prison in Lviv
A prison formerly belonging to the GPU and later occupied by the German army.
Dobromyl
A place in eastern Galicia where similar killings were reported.
Yavoriv
A place in eastern Galicia where similar killings were reported.
Lesienice Forest
Forest near Lviv where captured Jewish suspects were executed.
Lontsko Street Prison
Prison courtyard where many abducted Jews were brought.