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SS Police
Police who conducted hospital censuses and selected patients for execution.
M. Korzeruk
M. Korzeruk supervised medical care at the hospital.
Z. Rapaport
Z. Rapaport later supervised medical care at the hospital.
M. Borovitz
M. Borovitz is cited as the author of a memoir account.
Y. Levin
Y. Levin is cited in a bibliographic note.
Farber
A writer whose memoir records the described atrocity.
The University of Bullies
A book by M. Borovitz is cited in the bibliographic note.
Death Field
A camp location where SS guards carried out punishments.
Beyond the wire
An area where exhausted laborers were left overnight before removal.
Vitamin race
A forced event lasting from 6 p.m. until midnight.
Shaiovitch
A writer whose memoir records the described atrocity.
Borovitz
A writer whose work records the described atrocity.
Wilhoyz family
A family associated with violence against prisoners at the camp.
Gustav Wilhoyz
A man described as shooting prisoners as targets.
Otilia Wilhoyz
A woman described as shooting prisoners for visiting guests.
Heike Wilhoyz
The Wilhoyz family's young daughter who applauded her parents' violence.
Adolf Hitler
German leader whose birthday was marked by a camp massacre.
Benito Mussolini
Italian ruler referenced in an incident involving a Jewish prisoner.
Gershon Taftan
One of the people whose testimony is cited about camp brutality.
Yanovsk camp
Camp containing a Jewish prisoner orchestra and mass killings.
Yosef Herman
Musician in the Jewish prisoner orchestra at Yanovsk camp.
Eduard Steinberger
Musician in the Jewish prisoner orchestra at Yanovsk camp.
Tango of Death
A song composed for the camp orchestra and played during prisoner departures.
P. P.
Eyewitness whose account was reportedly conveyed shortly after the event.
Richard Ekser
Led a self-help organization established in 1942.
Yakubovich
Named as a leader of the 1942 self-help organization.
Avraham Warman (Bronk)
Participated in an underground group in part of the camp.
M. Osman
Helped patients and starving prisoners and organized literary events.
H. Birnbaum
Helped patients and starving prisoners in the camp.
Schlachter
Organized a clandestine poetry evening held on December 31, 1941.
M. Borowitz (Borochowitz)
Helped organize literary evenings during 1942–1943.
Leon Birnbaum
Helped organize literary evenings during 1942–1943.
City Cleanliness Brigade
Organized literary evenings during 1942–1943.
Ben-Zion Ginzberg
Named among writers associated with camp literary activity.
Dr. Fliskin
Named among writers associated with camp literary activity.
Yerachmiel Green
His manuscripts were reported lost.