Skala-Podilska
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Count Goluchovsky's palace
A count's palace shown in the map legend.
Brewery
A brewery shown in the map legend.
Jewish cemetery
A Jewish cemetery shown in the map legend.
Christian cemetery
A Christian cemetery shown in the map legend.
Community hall
A community hall shown in the map legend.
Bathhouse
A bathhouse shown in the map legend.
Flour mill
A flour mill shown in the map legend.
Synagogues
A list of synagogues in the map legend.
Aitzik's small synagogue
A named synagogue listed in the map legend.
Chortkover kloyz
A named synagogue listed in the map legend.
Beit Midrash
A study house listed in the map legend.
The Old Synagogue
A named synagogue listed in the map legend.
Fort Arthur
A named synagogue listed in the map legend.
Skala Emigrants Organization
Organization named in the editorial section.
New York
City named in the memorial-book committee line.
Tel Aviv
City named in the memorial-book committee line.
Founding of the Israeli-American Yizkor Book Committee
An Israeli-American committee was established for the memorial book project.
Skala Jewish community
The Jewish community of Skala, remembered through a Yizkor book.
Israel
A destination where surviving Skala Jews settled.
America
America is mentioned as a location of surviving Skala Jews.
Organization of Skala Former Residents in Israel
An organization that adopted a decision to publish a Skala memorial book.
Israeli-American Yizkor Book Committee
A committee established to prepare and publish the Skala Yizkor book.
Book of Skala
A Yizkor book documenting Skala’s past and tragic destruction.
Annual Yizkor gathering for Skala victims
An annual New York gathering where publication of a Skala Yizkor book was approved.
Jewish community in Skala
The Jewish community in Skala is described as having a six-hundred-year history.
Skala
The town associated with the Jewish community and the memorial book.
Sefer Skala
The memorial book became a reality after years of efforts by individuals in America and Israel.
the Holocaust
Holocaust that ended the described Jewish way of life.
Max Mermelstein (Weidenfeld)
Chairman of the editorial committee.
Eastern Galicia
Region associated with the described Jewish way of life.
Ben-Zion Fiderer
Listed as author of a chapter about Skala by the Zbruch River.
Shasie Zimmerman (Gottesfeld)
Listed as author of memories from the forest.
Abraham Brandes-Trasavitsky
Listed as author of a section about the Janowska extermination camp.
Chaim Brettler
Listed as author of humor from dark days.
Janowska Extermination Camp
Extermination camp identified in the contents.
Chaim Grade
Named contributor associated with a poem titled “The Survivors.”