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Kampf's daughter
Daughter of Kampf, reportedly killed by Rokita.
Kolinko
Head of the research department among other SS officers.
Peter Bloom
Hungarian SS man described as seventeen years old at the time.
Dirlewanger Brigade
German brigade described as composed of released criminal prisoners.
Vladimir Bilai
Author of an article titled 'And It Was in Lviv.'
Chervoni Shtandart
Publication in which Bilai's article appeared.
General Vlasov
A general whose units included Ukrainian and Russian police.
Horodok Yahilonskyi
A nearby town sending a large transport to Yanovyi camp in April 1942.
Lviv Polytechnic
The institution associated with lecturer Griffelman.
Yulag
Camp into which the Lviv ghetto was reduced.
Kuty
A southeastern Galicia location sending transports to Yanovyi camp.
Dolina
A southeastern Galicia location sending transports to Yanovyi camp.
Delatyn
A southeastern Galicia location sending transports to Yanovyi camp.
Czechoslovakia
A country from which small groups of Jews were brought to Yanovyi camp.
Netherlands
A country from which small groups of Jews were brought to Yanovyi camp.
Belgium
A country from which small groups of Jews were brought to Yanovyi camp.
Yanovka Camp
Camp through which hundreds of thousands of Jews passed.
On the Sands
Killing site where Jews were murdered.
Yanovska Transit Camp
Transit camp where several thousand Jews reportedly perished.
Women's Camp
Separate women's section established at the camp.
Griffelman
A Polytechnic lecturer who managed camp construction and was later killed by the Nazis.
the camp
A camp where prisoners and their families faced severe food deprivation and danger.
the Jewish council
A Jewish council that sought permission to send food parcels to prisoners.
the SS
The SS supervised distribution of food shipments at the camp.
the prisoners
Prisoners received severely inadequate food and suffered illness and deaths.
women, mothers, and daughters of prisoners
Female relatives tried to smuggle food to prisoners despite danger.
Polish prisoners
Polish prisoners were among prisoners in the camp and wore red patches.
Ukrainian prisoners
Ukrainian prisoners were among prisoners in the camp.
Polish workers
Workers in outside labor detachments brought considerable quantities of goods to the camp.
Ost Brigade
A Jewish work brigade operating outside the camp.
West Brigade
A Jewish work brigade operating outside the camp.
City Cleaning Institute
A city cleaning institution where Jewish groups worked.
Bathhouse on Shpitalna Street
A bathhouse where prisoners were periodically taken to wash.
Dr. Edgar Zwilling
Physician whose testimony described typhus deaths.
Committee for Assistance to Camp Prisoners
Committee that helped secure hospital transfers for seriously ill prisoners.
Ghetto
Location of the community hospital.