Lwów
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Old Barracks
A barracks where guards received and assaulted people brought from the checkpoint.
Former Soviet-occupied territory
Territory associated in the passage with targeted Jewish persecution.
Small rural towns
Smaller towns to which some Lviv residents wanted to relocate.
Zholkivska Street and surroundings
Area from which Jews were expelled in a small Aktion.
Galicia District
District from which fur-filled railway cars were sent to the army.
Black market
Market where Jewish residents bought scarce grocery supplies despite severe risks.
Mielec
City where the first major deportation in western Galicia occurred in March 1942.
Brzesko
Polish city listed among locations of subsequent deportations.
Kielce
Polish city listed among locations of subsequent deportations.
Belzec extermination camp
The passage identifies Belzec as the destination of deported Lviv Jews.
Valley of Death
Place where tens of thousands of Lviv Jews were killed.
Western Galicia
Region where Buchach and its municipal workshops were located.
17, 20–22 Kazimierzowska Street
Workshop premises at specified addresses.
9 Formanska Street
Workshop premises at a specified address.
Martin Street
Street containing the large Schwartz workshop complex.
Transit Camp
Victims were brought to a transit camp near Yaniv Camp.
Yaniv Camp
Camp to which strong Jewish workers were transferred.
Munich
City identified as Arthur Griner’s place of origin.
Yanovyi camp
Camp to which more than 4,000 people were deported.
Lviv ghetto
Ghetto established for Jews in Lviv in September 1942.
General Government
Administrative territory referenced in Katzmann's report.
New ghetto
Ghetto area where the described September 1942 event occurred.
Jewish council building
Building where the described killing and public hangings occurred.
15 Jacob Herman Street
Address of the relocated Jewish community offices.
The ghetto
The passage describes the ghetto’s boundaries and overcrowded housing.
Klyparov
Klyparov was partly included within the new ghetto.
Zamarstyniv
Zamarstyniv was partly included within the new ghetto.
Zniesienie
Zniesienie was excluded from the listed ghetto area.
Railway embankment
The railway embankment formed the ghetto’s southern boundary.
Zamarstynivska Street
Zamarstynivska Street formed part of the ghetto’s western boundary.
Poltva River
The Poltva River formed the ghetto’s northern boundary.
Warszawska Street
Warszawska Street formed part of the ghetto’s eastern boundary.
Kliprov Square
The only open area in the ghetto, crowded with Jewish displaced people.
Jewish ghetto
The ghetto restricted movement, supplies, and commerce.
Aryan side
The black market operated on the Aryan side.
Belzec
Camp to which Jewish council officials were transported for murder.