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Anti-Jewish violence in Lviv
An official report described Ukrainian actions and mass shootings of Jews after the Soviet withdrawal.
Organization and training of the Jewish Police in Lviv
The Jewish police was organized and trained in Lviv in August–September 1941.
Aktion against Lviv Jews
A sudden Aktion against Lviv Jews lasted twelve hours and occurred on either 24 June or 8 July 1942, not across the full interval between those dates.
Deportation of Jews
A report describes the transfer of Jews and violence during transports.
February 1943 Jewish council census
German forces ordered Jewish council members to report for a census; some were murdered or deported.
Goldberg joined a partisan group
A youth group organized by Goldberg joined a partisan group near Lviv; Goldberg was later sent to organize the revolt and was captured and killed.
Jewish worker kills SS policeman
A Jewish worker reportedly killed an exceptionally brutal SS policeman at an SS camp.
Richard Rokita became deputy
Richard Rokita was probably attached as Gustav Wilhaus’s deputy around 1 April 1942.
Transports from regional towns
Transports arrived at Yanovyi camp from regional towns during spring and summer 1942, including Przemysl in May–June and Drohobych in July.
Moshe Detmeshlager disappeared after August 1942 operation
Moshe Detmeshlager’s whereabouts became unknown after the August 1942 operation.
Emil Igl taken by Gestapo
Emil Igl was taken by Gestapo personnel after the Germans entered Lviv.
Emil Frans’s death
Emil Frans went silently and proudly toward the death he desired after refusing to answer Gestapo questions.
Shuderikh and companions killed
Shuderikh and companions reportedly resisted the Nazis and were killed at the Gestapo headquarters.
Ber Shnafer deported
Ber Shnafer was apparently deported to a labor camp near Lviv in August 1942.
A. Moses Printing Press
Printing press named in the colophon.
Rindzunsky Zincography
Zincography business named in the colophon.
Association of Lviv Expatriates in Israel
An organization thanked among the book's supporters.
Emperor Franz II
Emperor mentioned in a section title.
Leczyca
A place name appearing in the OCR.
Jews from eastern countries
Jews from eastern countries living in the Krakow quarter.
Palatinus of Ruthenia
Authority to which Lviv’s Jews were subject.
Boleslav of Mazovia
Ruthenian prince whose death preceded unrest and Polish conquest.
Solomon Judaeum
Solomon Judaeum did business with the merchant Spitzmar and others.
Spitzmar
Spitzmar conducted business with Solomon Judaeum and others.
Yosef
A person named Yosef mentioned in connection with trade.
Grunwald
Place identified as the site of the Polish victory in 1414.
Yosef
Shakhna’s son who worked with him in business.
Lena
A woman identified among known Jewish financiers.
Hannah
A woman identified among known Jewish financiers.
Miriam
A woman identified among known Jewish financiers.
Wife of Yordan
Woman who managed financial affairs, usually with Armenians.
Gershonova
Known female banker and wife of Tuvia.
Kshishtof Koller
Christian reportedly responsible for Tuvia’s death.
Vytautas
Grand prince of Lithuania who granted regulations to Jews of Brest and Trakai.
Nieszawa
Place associated with a November 1454 statute.
Olshnitsky
A person whose death in 1455 preceded restoration of some Jewish rights.