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Slovakia
The passage compares conversion trends with a similar process in Slovakia.
Church of Saint Vincent
A priest active in conversion efforts served at the Church of Saint Vincent.
German Labor Office
German office administering forced labor recruitment.
School on Zamknita Street
School that initially housed the Jewish labor department.
Zamknita Street
Street where the labor office was initially located.
Gorodetska Street
Street near the school initially housing the labor office.
Mikdali Rey School
School to which the labor office was later transferred.
Mission Square
Square where the labor office was later located.
Heinz Weber
German head of the labor office described as cruel.
German trust offices
German trust offices administered confiscated factories, businesses, and consumer associations.
Forced-labor camps for Jews
German authorities established forced-labor camps for Jewish workers under a deceptive designation.
Educational institutions
German authorities deceptively called Jewish forced-labor camps educational institutions.
Southern front
A road was described as important for the entire southern front.
Harbutov Street
Street where a small labor camp was organized in July 1941.
Harbutov labor camp
Small labor camp organized in July 1941 for 30 to 60 workers.
Sokolniki
Town near Lviv where a large labor camp existed.
Sokolniki labor camp
Labor camp near Lviv where Jewish workers drained marshland and ponds.
Chubak
Ukrainian police chief overseeing Jewish workers at the camp.
Yavorsky
Deputy to the Ukrainian police chief overseeing Jewish workers.
Jewish Council Labor Office
Office that sent replacement workers to the camp.
German authorities
Authorities who transferred Jews to labor camps.
General Government
Occupation administration named in the cited report’s source note.
Chortkiv Street camp
An SS labor camp on Chortkiv Street in Lviv.
Listopad Street
A street mentioned as near the SS district.
Pototsky Street
A street mentioned as near the SS district.
camps near Lviv
Camps near Lviv from which few Jews returned alive.
Lviv Jewish Ghetto
A ghetto established by the Germans in Lviv in October 1941.
Zamarstynov
A northwestern Lviv suburb designated for the Jewish ghetto.
Kleparov
A northwestern Lviv suburb designated for the Jewish ghetto.
Kleparovska Street
One of four streets connecting the ghetto suburbs with Lviv.
Zherodla-Na Street
One of four streets connecting the ghetto suburbs with Lviv.
Zamarstynovska Street
One of four streets connecting the ghetto suburbs with Lviv.
Lunetsky Street
The street where detainees were transferred after arrest.
Old Barracks
A barracks where guards received and assaulted people brought from the checkpoint.
Malka'le
A Jewish woman notorious among the guards serving the Germans.
Former Soviet-occupied territory
Territory associated in the passage with targeted Jewish persecution.