Lwów
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Jewish Social Welfare
Organization operating in the General Government with a central office in Krakow.
Jewish Order Service
Official name of the Jewish police force.
Jewish Police
Jewish police force established in Lviv during 1941.
11 Bernstein Street
Location of the first district police headquarters.
Kleparov suburb
Location of the third district police headquarters.
Goliner
Manager of the Jewish police criminal and special service department.
Shapira
Manager of the Jewish police criminal and special service department.
Supply Department
A department responsible for obtaining goods demanded by Germans.
Supply Office
An office officially required to fulfill German governmental demands.
German police
German police officials made private demands on the Supply Office.
Poles
Poles are described in relation to Jews and Ukrainians under occupation policies.
Polish community of Lviv
Poles identified among the city’s national groups.
Listopad Potocki Street
Street area where Jewish residents were ordered to leave.
Snopkowska Street
Street area where Jewish residents were ordered to leave.
Zniesienie suburb
Rural, poorly settled suburb where displaced Jews were sent.
Germans
German authorities requisitioned property and used the Jewish council to divide the Jewish population.
Ukrainian community of Lviv
Ukrainians identified among the city’s national groups.
Voltska Street
Street area where Jewish residents were ordered to leave.
Stryi Garden
City landmark referenced in identifying Jewish residences.
Dvernitsky Street
Street area where Jewish residents were ordered to leave.
Holy Sophia
Landmark referenced among streets and areas of the city.
Zhizhyinska Street
Street area where Jewish residents were ordered to leave.
Jewish Council
Authority associated with the housing office and Jewish housing requests.
Banderovtsi
Bandera's party members operated underground and formed partisan battalions.
Metropolitan Sheptytsky
Metropolitan who sheltered many Jews, especially children, during the Holocaust.
Catholic monasteries
Monasteries under Sheptytsky's supervision sheltered Jewish children and others.
I Rose from Spatz
A cited work attributed to Yitzhak Levin.
Dr. Carol Lasch
First governor of the Galicia district; arrested in January 1942.
Hans Frank
Governor-general whose wife was allegedly bribed by Lasch.
Dr. Wächter
Appointed to replace Carol Lasch.
Dr. Robert Ulrich
Regular police chief from Graz, Austria.
Graz
City in Austria, identified as Robert Ulrich’s origin.
Professor Polansky
Ukrainian scholar and geographer who served as mayor after the German conquest.
Kuyata
German official appointed as city administrator after Galicia’s annexation.
Dr. Heller
German official who succeeded Kuyata as city administrator.
German administration of Galicia
German administration whose senior officials operated in Lviv.