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Ukrainian investigative police
Ukrainian investigative police guarded the outer side of the ghetto gate.
Jewish ghetto
The ghetto restricted movement, supplies, and commerce.
Aryan side
The black market operated on the Aryan side.
Temporary clinic
A small temporary clinic remained in the ghetto.
Pharmacy
No pharmacy existed in the ghetto.
Militia
The outside bathhouse was designated for the militia.
Dr. Kimelman
Jewish council member reportedly murdered after appearing for a German census.
Dr. Scherzer
Jewish council member who hid in Aryan neighborhoods and was later executed.
Belzec
Camp to which Jewish council officials were transported for murder.
Janowska camp
Camp where Jewish council officials were sent; Shimon Ulam later transferred onward.
Dachau
Camp to which Shimon Ulam was later transferred and where he died.
Dr. Ginsberg
Doctor who escaped, hid in ruins, and later took his own life.
25 Wizhnitsky Street
Initial location of the ghetto prison.
Kliparov suburb
Suburb containing the prison's initial location.
15 Weisnhof Street
Later location of the ghetto prison.
Jewish Council hall
A place where many escapees stayed.
Janowska Street
Street containing a cemetery near the killing site.
City streets
Places where many escapees stayed.
Ghetto prison
Prison where intended deportees were gathered and searched.
Maltiel
Person cited in a footnote at page 245.
Heinrich Himmler
German Nazi official described as chief commander of the security police and SS.
Litzmannstadt-Lodz
The text dates the transformation of its ghetto to September 1943.
Mansfeld
First SS officer appointed commander of the camp administration.
Seiler
Mansfeld’s deputy in the camp administration.
Hynish
Deputy to Josef Grzymeck.
Yaktorov concentration camp
Camp where Grzymeck commanded imprisoned Jews before eliminating it.
Rava-Ruska ghetto
Ghetto reportedly organized and later liquidated by Grzymeck.
Lviv ghetto
The ghetto where Gzimak conducted inspections and actions.
Artur Greiner
A German soldier who reported hearing the orchestra perform Beethoven.
Jasło
The location near which the camp was situated.
Dr. Weizer
Former director of the Jewish Council food-card office in Lviv.
Jewish Council of Lviv
Its institutions were liquidated at the end of January 1943.
Jewish neighborhood of Lviv
The passage describes famine in the Jewish neighborhood.
Czestochowa
City where some Jewish cultural activities were possible.
Bedzin
City where some Jewish cultural activities were possible.
Sosnowiec
City where some Jewish cultural activities were possible.