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German investigative police
German investigative police guarded the outer side of the ghetto gate.
Ukrainian investigative police
Ukrainian investigative police guarded the outer side of the ghetto gate.
Militia
The outside bathhouse was designated for the militia.
Jewish Council of Lviv
Its institutions were liquidated at the end of January 1943.
Jewish Department within the General Writers' Association in Lviv
Jewish department within Lviv's General Writers' Association.
Group of young people
Group that attempted to leave the ghetto and join partisans in February 1943.
Lviv radio broadcasts in Yiddish
Yiddish radio service whose literary director was Alter Katsizne.
Jewish Mutual Aid Office
Organization with which Moshe Waldman-Goliger was active.
Hashomer Hatzair
Movement founded in Vienna and Galicia by Issachar Reis and others.
Polish Senate
Legislative body whose former members included Jacob B. and David Schreiber.
Ukrainian underground movement
Movement that organized partisan groups in eastern Galicia.
Stepan Bandera camp
Ukrainian nationalist camp whose partisans fought several groups.
Bulba group
Partisan group cited as an example of a group eliminated by Bandera nationalists.
Jewish police in Lviv
Organization from whose officers Goldberg is identified.
Partisan groups near Lviv
Groups joined by a youth group organized by Goldberg.
Yu-Lag
One of two major Jewish labor centers organized by the Germans.
German Secret Police
A German police force that searched residents’ homes and city streets.
German Armament Works
Special industrial division employing prisoners in workshops and factories.
Dirlewanger Brigade
German brigade described as composed of released criminal prisoners.
the SS
The SS supervised distribution of food shipments at the camp.
Ost Brigade
A Jewish work brigade operating outside the camp.
West Brigade
A Jewish work brigade operating outside the camp.
Committee for Assistance to Camp Prisoners
Committee that helped secure hospital transfers for seriously ill prisoners.
SS Police
Police who conducted hospital censuses and selected patients for execution.
City Cleanliness Brigade
Organized literary evenings during 1942–1943.
Jewish Underground in Warsaw
Published wartime poems in a booklet titled From the Depths.
Jewish Committee
A committee formed spontaneously after liberation to register surviving Jews.
Jewish Committee in Lviv
The committee registered Jewish survivors who settled in Lviv after liberation.
New local Jewish committee
A new local Jewish committee organized assistance and was headed for several months by Dr. David Sobol.
Central Jewish Historical Commission in Poland
Collected survivor testimonies and memoirs through branches in several Polish cities.
Central Historical Commission in Munich
Collected 21 testimonies later located in Israel.
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.
Work brigades
Forced-labor brigades assembled after a day of work.
Government Committee for Jewish Studies Teacher Examinations
Government committee chaired by Moshe Elrahand.
Lviv Jewish Council
Body whose leadership German occupation authorities offered Elrahand.