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Yitzhak Levin
Author of a work about surviving from the Lviv ghetto.
Shlomo Meyad
Author listed in the bibliography.
Yaakov Maltiel
Author listed in the bibliography.
Tanya Fox
Author listed in the bibliography.
Yitzhak Farber
Author of a chronicle about Lviv during Nazi occupation.
Manfred Reifer
Author listed in the bibliography.
Fela Shnek
Author listed in the bibliography.
Chronicle of a Lviv Man
Bibliographic work by Yitzhak Farber about communal life during Nazi occupation.
Escape of Remnants
Bibliographic work about fleeing Lviv through the Ukrainian front to the Land of Israel.
Lviv Scroll
Bibliographic work by M. Friedman.
Journey of Death
Bibliographic work by Manfred Reifer.
How the Jews of Lviv Were Destroyed
Bibliographic work by Fela Shnek about the destruction of Lviv Jews.
A Journey Through Occupied Territories
Bibliographic work by Tanya Fox.
F. P.
Initials of the person who recorded the camp-prisoners' song.
Fred Greiner
German who served in the German army during World War II.
Central Committee of Liberated Jews
Committee where Shmuel Rizman worked as secretary in Munich.
United States authorities in Germany
Authorities identified as issuing a 1947 war-crimes document collection.
Collection of documents from the trial of war criminals
A 1947 collection of documents from a war-crimes trial.
Jewish cemetery on Pilikhovskyi Street
Jewish cemetery bordering the camp and used as a source of paving stones.
Wielhaus
Camp commander described as an SS officer and feared by prisoners.
the camp
A camp where prisoners were assembled under guard.
the official ghetto
The official ghetto had not yet existed at the time described.
Kolanko
A Scharführer who commanded prisoners during roll call.
Prisoners' basement quarters
A basement with an unpadded concrete floor used as living quarters.
Work brigades
Forced-labor brigades assembled after a day of work.
Rokito
A camp official who ordered and personally carried out the shooting of Jewish prisoners.
Camp square
The square where thirty-five Jewish prisoners were lined up and shot.
Yehoshua Shiloni (Shlain)
Author of the article about the final days of Lviv Jewish leaders.
Labor camps near Lviv
Labor camps whose economic support partly fell to the Lviv community.
Jewish administration of Lviv
Administration tasked with providing essential services to Lviv's Jewish population.
Lviv workshops and industrial enterprises
Large network of workshops and industries employing approximately 70,000 Jews.
Shmuel Yaakov Imber
Jewish poet and anti-Nazi activist who perished at Belzec.
Haynt
Yiddish publication in which Imber regularly participated.
Pavlo Tychyna
Ukrainian-Soviet poet whose poems Imber translated into Yiddish.
Jewish Hospital in Zolochiv
Hospital where Imber treated patients while hiding under the name Weiss.
Dr. Harchanik
Imber's brother-in-law and director of the Jewish hospital.