Lwów
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Levin
Named among authors of memoirs about individual resistance.
Dr. Bartfeld
A religious teacher reportedly killed after leaving hiding.
Dr. David Sobol
He headed the new local Jewish committee for several months.
Katzmann
Named in connection with a report among documents in court proceedings.
Israel Gotvirt
Author listed in the bibliography.
Abraham Weisbrad
Author listed in the bibliography.
Yudke
Author listed in the bibliography.
Yitzhak Levin
Author of a work about surviving from the Lviv ghetto.
Shlomo Meyad
Author listed in the bibliography.
Yaakov Maltiel
Author listed in the bibliography.
Tanya Fox
Author listed in the bibliography.
Yitzhak Farber
Author of a chronicle about Lviv during Nazi occupation.
Manfred Reifer
Author listed in the bibliography.
Fela Shnek
Author listed in the bibliography.
F. P.
Initials of the person who recorded the camp-prisoners' song.
Fred Greiner
German who served in the German army during World War II.
Wielhaus
Camp commander described as an SS officer and feared by prisoners.
Kolanko
A Scharführer who commanded prisoners during roll call.
Rokito
A camp official who ordered and personally carried out the shooting of Jewish prisoners.
Yehoshua Shiloni (Shlain)
Author of the article about the final days of Lviv Jewish leaders.
Shmuel Yaakov Imber
Jewish poet and anti-Nazi activist who perished at Belzec.
Pavlo Tychyna
Ukrainian-Soviet poet whose poems Imber translated into Yiddish.
Dr. Harchanik
Imber's brother-in-law and director of the Jewish hospital.
Moshe Elrahand
Renowned lawyer and jurist who served as law faculty dean in Lviv.
Yehoshua Shiloni
Named person in the passage.
Yaakov Bodek
Public activist and Polish Senate member representing Galician Jews.
Avraham Braam
Editor of the Khavila newspaper and worker at a German war-equipment factory.
Yerachmiel Gretz
Young writer and novelist named in the passage.
Dr. Gottfried Shalom
Lawyer and radical Zionist activist who worked in Lviv Jewish aid services.
Bronislaw Gimpel
Adolf Gimpel’s son and a talented pianist.
Dr. Moshe Detmeshlager
Teacher, historian, and biblical interpretation scholar in Lviv.
Leon (Leibele) Dreikorn
Journalist, editor, and Yiddish radio announcer in Lviv.
Naftali Hoizer
Writer who died at the Łacko transit camp in early 1943.
Dr. A. Inzler
Editor of the Polish weekly Opinia.
Yehuda Hader
Zionist youth leader and organizer of a soup kitchen in the Lviv ghetto.
Dr. Yehuda Hamer
Lawyer and community activist; entry continues beyond the passage.