Skala-Podilska
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363 nodes · Place
Barki-Wielkie camp
Camp associated with deported Jews from Skala.
Chartakow
Place from which Eliezer Fish returned with news.
Former Starostvo
The assembly point was near the former district office.
Lacki
Place mentioned in association with Nachum Elkes.
Barstshav
Place where one listed person was killed and another died.
Hluba-Chek
Place where Chaim Gemeinerman was killed.
Barski camp
A camp where prisoners performed road and paving work.
Baryshiv
A place from which the narrator first traveled with relief supplies.
Abandoned houses, attics, and cellars
Places where people temporarily hid after entering abandoned homes secretly.
Ilnitsa
A place from which the narrators passed during their nighttime movement.
Gralnie
A narrow stream flowing into the Zbruch.
Barshchev Ghetto
A ghetto from which Skala Jews were initially rescued.
Burdikavitz
Place associated with the Razentsvayg individuals.
the front
The front is breached, bringing opposing forces closer to the narrators.
Peasant's shelter
A peasant provided the narrator and husband temporary shelter.
the narrator’s town
The narrator says the town is no longer a beloved home.
Unspecified camp
The camp reportedly held approximately eight to ten thousand people.
Train
A train carried departing people and baggage.
Rama camp
Camp identified as the location of killings of Skala Jews.
Yazizhani
A town with its own market day for beggars.
Lisatch
Place associated with Itzikl.
Bershad
Settlement where Yosef later settled.
Ivanya Pusta
Village where HeHalutz training took place in 1920.
New Street
Street toward which some couples turned near the barracks.
Upper Gate
Gate beside the count’s park, mentioned in a caption.
Bench by the Upper Gate
Bench where older Jews stopped or sat during their walk.
Ban-Veldle
Location where a festival was organized.
Mill
Area where Jewish families lived.
Bordakovitz
Village mentioned in an argument about agricultural labor.
Krasna
A place name repeated by Burke to Ruchtsi.
Stoigen
A place or structure on the fields where hay and grain were stored.
Yiddish market
A market where Devorah observed foreign visitors.
Post office building
The narrator went to see the post office building.
Vizhnitz
Place associated with the Hasidic circles mentioned in the passage.
Goralnia chimney
A tall chimney referenced in Leibish's humorous reply.
Tsihan
Nearby village visited during Passover charity collection.