Lwów

Leon Vinshtok

Editor of the newspaper Khavila and Zionist activist in Lviv.

Dr. Gershon Tsiper

Physician who founded the newspaper Khavila.

Zloczow

Town where Yakov Vili was born and where he worked at the Jewish hospital.

Zloczow Jewish Hospital

Jewish hospital where Yakov Vili and S. Y. Imber treated patients.

S. Y. Imber

Worked with Yakov Vili treating patients at the Zloczow Jewish Hospital.

Zloczow Ghetto

Ghetto where Yakov Vili was murdered during its liquidation in early 1943.

Dr. Yosef Vakhman

Leader of Poale Zion Right in Galicia who moved to Volhynia after the German invasion.

Rakhishl Vitkov

Writer and journalist associated with Tagblatt-Morgen in Lviv.

Lviv Bar Association

Legal institution whose dean was Leon Khotiner.

Yehoshua Tilman

Teacher, writer, historian, mathematician, linguist, and philosopher.

Union Labor Party in Lviv

Labor party organization associated with Lviv and an unnamed restaurant manager.

Joshua Tilman

Jewish educator who taught Hebrew literature and Ukrainian at a Jewish gymnasium.

Zvi Teichman

Lawyer and council member of the East Galicia Poale Zion organization.

Ignacy Jaeger

Printing-house owner and Jewish representative elected to the Polish Sejm in 1928.

Yad Harutzim

Association of craftsmen in Lviv in which Ignacy Jaeger was active.

Yehuda Cohen

Director of the large community library in Lviv.

Joshua Shilogi

Shelagya Steiger

A prominent Polish lawyer and defense advocate.

Wojciechowski

President of Poland mentioned in an assassination attempt.

Adam Mickiewicz

Author of Pan Tadeusz, referenced in a courtroom speech.

Pan Tadeusz

Work by Adam Mickiewicz quoted in a courtroom speech.

Dr. Landau

Lawyer involved in relief work and escape from the Lviv ghetto.

Dr. Lander

Organized and managed relief work in the Lviv Jewish community.

Dr. Eberson

Member of the ghetto council killed during its liquidation.

Joseph Landsberg

Lawyer and third chairman of the council, publicly hanged.

Adolf Rotfeld

Predecessor of Joseph Landsberg as council chairman.

Ghetto prison

Prison where Dr. Landau and his wife were brought after capture.

Sand Hill

Mass grave where thousands of Lviv Jews were buried.

Lukitek Street

Street in the ghetto where Joseph Landsberg’s body was displayed.

Ghetto Council

Council whose members were killed and whose chairmen are listed.

Ukrainian police unit

Unit that removed the couple from the ghetto prison.

Dr. Lazar Moshe

President of Tarbut in Galicia and Jewish representative to the Polish Sejm.

Tarbut in Galicia

Cultural organization led by Lazar Moshe in Galicia.

Zionist Federation of Galicia

Organization whose chief secretary was Lazar Moshe.

Dr. Yehezkel Levin

Rabbi of Lviv’s enlightened congregation, killed during the first pogrom.

Lviv Enlightened Congregation

Congregation served by Rabbi Yehezkel Levin.