Skala-Podilska
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Judah Shteiner
Listed as sent to Barki and killed there.
Eliezer Shteiner
Listed as sent to Barki and killed there.
Jacob Fleishman
Listed as sent to Stupki and killed there.
Israel Dresher
Escaped in 1943 and was killed later.
Moses Yavitz
Listed as sent to Stupki and killed there.
Abraham Trasavoutski
A listed survivor living in New York.
Moses Saltzman
A listed survivor who died in New York.
Max Mermelstein
Named author of the memoir passage.
Shlomo Weidenfeld
Identified in parentheses as the father of Max Mermelstein.
H. N. Bialik
Credited as author of the quoted poem.
the narrator's father
The narrator's sick father, whom the narrator hoped to rescue from the ghetto.
Shike
The narrator's brother, whose fate was unknown at the time.
Ite Stak
Shlomo Weidenfeld’s mother, left behind in the ghetto.
Sarah
A sister of Shlomo Weidenfeld, left behind in the ghetto.
Rishe
A sister of Shlomo Weidenfeld, left behind in the ghetto.
Nehemiah Stak
The narrator’s cousin, who escaped from Borshchiv to Skala with his sister Malka.
Malka
Nehemiah Stak’s sister, who escaped with him to Skala.
Malka Shtak
A nine-year-old survivor among remnants of destroyed families.
Ziunie Schwarzbach
A 20-year-old survivor among remnants of destroyed families.
Meirtzie Schwarzbach
A 19-year-old survivor among remnants of destroyed families.
Unnamed narrator
The youngest member of a small group of orphaned survivors, aged 17.
Nehemiah
A person named Nehemiah appears in a forest survival narrative.
Chaim Gatesfeld
A leader of the group that built forest shelters and underground bunkers.
Nechemia Shtak
A leader of the group that built forest shelters and underground bunkers.
Hersh Shvartsbakh
The narrator’s neighbor who believed Jews could hide in dense forests.
Malka
The narrator’s cousin who knitted sweaters for Polish peasants in summer.
Radchuk
Ukrainian forest guard who helped Jews hiding in the forest.
Radchuk's wife
Radchuk's wife, who helped Jews hiding in the forest.
Ukrainian murderers
Ukrainian perpetrators who captured and shot some displaced people.
Yosef Shvartsbakh
A Skala young man who belonged to the Ashendorf youth partisan band.
Shmerl Yabets
A Skala young man who belonged to the Ashendorf youth partisan band.
Moshe Kahanovitz
The named author of a cited work on Jewish partisans in Eastern Europe.
Yosef Blutstein
Person hiding in the first bunker with family.
Baile
Child hiding in the first bunker.
Abraham Frankel
Person hiding in the second bunker and surviving.
Sarah Frankel
Person hiding in the second bunker and surviving.