Skala-Podilska
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Shabazi Elementary School
The Shabazi school hosted lectures about Skala and its Jewish history.
Yad Vashem
The Berl Katznelson school deposited a memorial certificate there.
Katznelson School
The school teaches Skala’s history and the Holocaust.
Community building
Building where seized Jews were brought for transport.
Greek Catholic church
A Greek Catholic church shown in the map legend.
Catholic church
A Catholic church shown in the map legend.
Elementary school
An elementary school shown in the map legend.
Police station
A police station shown in the map legend.
Post office
A post office shown in the map legend.
Municipality
A municipality shown in the map legend.
Rabbi's house and Judenrat office
A rabbi's house and Judenrat office shown in the map legend.
Polish Army
Army in which Shlomo Drimer served as captain and deputy chief rabbi.
Old Shul
Synagogue visited during the High Holy Days for sermons and ritual instructions.
House of Study
A house of study among Skala's religious institutions.
Chortkover Kloiz
One of Skala's named kloiz or prayer institutions.
Vizhnitser-Strossover
One of Skala's named kloiz or prayer institutions.
Otynier
One of Skala's named kloiz or prayer institutions.
Itsik's Kleizl
One of Skala's named kloiz or prayer institutions.
Port Arthur Synagogue
Synagogue built during the Russo-Japanese War and resembling a fortress.
Cheders
Traditional schools attended by all children in Skala.
Gymnasia
Secondary schools attended by children of educated families.
Skala City Council
The city council in which Skala Jews held substantial representation.
Russian administration
Russian officials governed Skala under civilian rule after occupation.
Revolutionary Committee
A revolutionary committee was established in Skala under Bolshevik rule.
community office
Officials served as secretaries and accountants in the community office.
Pulaski Elementary School
The town’s only elementary school, attended by Jewish children.
Tarbut Hebrew School
A Hebrew school with kindergarten and advanced classes for more educated families.
People’s House
A three-story building housing the school and established in 1920.
People’s Library
Library containing books in Yiddish, Polish, Hebrew, and German.
People's Bank
Lending bank whose founding capital came from the Joint.
The count's smaller mill
The count's smaller mill was leased by Moses Shtok.
Labor Office
Men were ordered to report there to obtain work identification.
Jewish council
Council that coordinated with families of deportees to provide for them.
Skala Jewish Council
Jewish council that maintained daily telephone contact with the narrator.
Camp hospital
Hospital where people sought rest and were killed during a clearing.
Chartkiv Jewish Council
The Jewish council that might officially hand Hersh over to authorities.