Skala-Podilska
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Kellner
A person identified as the Judenreferent.
Arthur Engel
An officer accused of robbing Jewish property and assaulting Jews.
Pfeiffer
An officer described as a small-time robber and thief.
Wilhelm Pfeiffer
An officer described as accompanying Engel during visits to Jewish homes.
Groher
An officer described as a violent pharmacist from Baden.
Wagner
An officer identified as a resident of Troppau.
Chemnitz
A Saxon city identified as Hra’s place of residence.
Jüterbog
A town northwest of Berlin associated with Engel.
Troppau
A city identified as Wagner’s place of residence.
Motyl Goldshtein
A Jewish man described as assaulted by Groher.
David (Dudie) Hersher
A resident whose apartment was attacked with a hand grenade.
Roza Weintraub
David Hersher’s wife, fatally wounded by a hand grenade.
Milko Skoroda
Named as one of the murderers and identified as a blacksmith.
Mordechai (Matie) Weidberg
Selected as head of the Jewish Council.
Meir-Zusia Tabak
Selected as a member of the Jewish Council.
Yosef Yaget
Selected as a member of the Jewish Council.
Order Service
Organization required to carry out Jewish Council orders.
German unit commander
Received the list of Jewish public activists and directed the council’s formation.
Max Sternberg
Yehiel Schwarzbach
Sami Hasles
Judenrat
The Jewish council carried out orders and appointed a finance committee.
Ordnungdienst
The Jewish police were used when the council encountered resistance.
Border Guard
A border guard command required supplies and forced labor.
Agricultural estate
An agricultural estate was supplied with forced labor.
Chortkiv
Chortkiv hosted the district Gestapo headquarters and Jewish council.
Forest near Chortkiv
A nearby forest was the site of a mass shooting of Chortkiv intellectuals.
Mass murder of Chortkiv intellectuals
Dozens of Chortkiv intellectuals were collected, taken to a nearby forest, and shot.
Jewish communities of surrounding villages
Jews from villages were expelled and joined Jewish communities in towns.
Bordiakovtse
Jews from Bordiakovtse arrived in Skala in April 1942.
Lusiatch
Jews from Lusiatch arrived in Skala in April 1942.
Gushtin
Jews from Gushtin arrived in Skala in April 1942.
Tsigan
Jews from Tsigan arrived in Skala in April 1942.
Turilts
Jews from Turilts arrived in Skala in April 1942.
Mushkatovka
Some Jews from Mushkatovka joined the Jews in Skala.
Volkovtse
Some Jews from Volkovtse joined the Jews in Skala.