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Dr. Exner
Jewish physician listed among Lviv medical professionals.
Dr. Wilner
Jewish physician listed among Lviv medical professionals.
Dr. Adolf Reumerin
Jewish physician listed among Lviv medical professionals.
Dr. Bril
Jewish physician listed among Lviv medical professionals.
Dr. E. Scherzer
Jewish lawyer listed among those lost in the Nazi destruction.
Dr. M. Akser
Public activist listed among those lost in the Nazi destruction.
Dr. Anselm Lutak
Person listed among those lost in the Nazi destruction.
Dr. Leon Henrikgraf
Person listed among those lost in the Nazi destruction.
Dr. Lauterstein
Person listed among those lost in the Nazi destruction.
Y. Shudrikh
A poet who was part of a Jewish escape group killed before leaving the city.
Goldberg
Jewish police officer who organized a youth group and joined partisan activity.
Abraham Warman
Technical manager of an underground newspaper and leader of Hashomer Hatzair.
M. H.
Editor of the underground newspaper.
Dr. Mahler
Jewish militia officer and lawyer publicly denounced by Germans.
Mandel
Jewish militia officer publicly denounced by Germans.
Angels
Gestapo officer who directed the selection action.
Pigashevsky
Gestapo officer who directed the selection action.
Vapka
Gestapo officer who directed the selection action.
Jürgen Stroop
General Stroop was occupied in Warsaw from April 17, 1943.
Krieger
Krieger is identified as a senior SS and police commander in the East.
Curt Joster
Curt Joster is cited as the author or source of Zurich correspondence.
Wolfgang von Mohwig
An SS officer appointed manager of the factory during German occupation.
Fritz Gabuyer
An SS officer who replaced Wolfgang von Mohwig as factory manager.
Gustav Wilhaus
SS officer appointed administrator of the camp transit section.
Richard Rokita
SS officer appointed deputy to Gustav Wilhaus.
Adolf Kolenko
Second deputy of Gustav Wilhaus and former saddler’s apprentice.
Fritz Gibuyer
Chief commander of the camp’s special industrial division.
N. Blumental
Editor of the cited memoir collection.
Wilhaus
Camp official transferred shortly after Rokita's appointment.
Rokita
Deputy of Vilhuiz, described as a sadistic camp official.
Kampf
Jewish prisoner and former prewar café musician associated with Rokita.
Kampf's wife
Wife of Kampf, reportedly killed by Rokita.
Kampf's daughter
Daughter of Kampf, reportedly killed by Rokita.
Kolinko
Head of the research department among other SS officers.
Peter Bloom
Hungarian SS man described as seventeen years old at the time.
Vladimir Bilai
Author of an article titled 'And It Was in Lviv.'