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Germany
Country whose aircraft bombed Lviv and whose forces attacked the Soviet Union.
Nazi Germany
German Nazi authorities extorted Jews and destroyed synagogues.
Ukrainian nationalist party
Party led by Stepan Bandera.
Gestapo
Organization involved in planning the destruction units.
Destruction Unit C
Destruction unit reported to have operated in Eastern Galicia.
Local Ukrainian militia
Local militia organized in Lviv and used in anti-Jewish violence.
German leadership
Leadership described as directing anti-Jewish incitement and violence.
Civil committees
Committees established across city districts to collect the required sum.
German and Ukrainian police groups
Small groups that entered Jewish homes and took hostages.
German forces
Forces described as bombing and shelling the city during their attack.
Austrian Army
Army in which Yosef Frans served as a cavalry officer in his youth.
Zionist Youth Movement
Movement led by Shmuel Patsnovski.
Jewish Social Welfare
Organization operating in the General Government with a central office in Krakow.
Jewish Order Service
Official name of the Jewish police force.
German police
German police officials made private demands on the Supply Office.
Germans
German authorities requisitioned property and used the Jewish council to divide the Jewish population.
Banderovtsi
Bandera's party members operated underground and formed partisan battalions.
German administration of Galicia
German administration whose senior officials operated in Lviv.
German trust offices
German trust offices administered confiscated factories, businesses, and consumer associations.
Jewish Council Labor Office
Office that sent replacement workers to the camp.
German authorities
Authorities who transferred Jews to labor camps.
General Government
Occupation administration named in the cited report’s source note.
German regime
The German regime transformed Jewish economic life.
Russian authorities
The Russian authorities suspected several social groups and transferred many people.
Ukrainian police
Ukrainian police are described forcing Jews to demolish graves.
Jewish Social Assistance
The organization had very limited financial resources for assistance.
Schupo
Police representatives participated in the screening committee.
Polish Army
Army in which David Kahana later became chief rabbi.
German Air Force
German military organization for which Dorman planned workshop production.
Municipal Workshops
Workshops founded in April 1942 to employ unemployed Jews.
Jewish Self-Help
Organization whose president actively supported the new institution.
Association of Jewish Craftsmen in Lviv
Association represented by an activist supporting the workshops.
Gestapo and SS
The authorities described as taking control of Jewish labor affairs.
GPU
Compared with the Gestapo in an administrative report.
YIVO
Archive identified as the source of the quoted report.
Polish underground organizations
Organizations with which Landsberg reportedly conducted secret negotiations.