Skala-Podilska
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Ternopil region
Region containing Skala, transferred between imperial administrations.
Skala estate
Estate whose counts reportedly treated Skala Jews favorably.
Bosiri
Village where Joshua Drimer owned an agricultural estate.
Krivets
Village where Eliezer Zeidman owned an agricultural estate.
Berezhany
The town from which Yehuda Binyamin Loyfer was brought.
Neighboring towns and villages
Nearby settlements served by local carriage owners and transport workers.
Mikveh
The ritual bath Moshe Yona visited on Saturdays.
Cemetery
A cemetery where Isaiah-Moses sometimes stayed, especially in summer.
Tahara room
A room at the cemetery where Isaiah-Moses sometimes stayed.
Chartkiv
A town where expelled Skala Jews were driven and confined overnight.
Nearby towns
Skala Jews lived in nearby towns during their dispersal.
Odesa
City through which goods were transferred.
Uman
City to which goods were transferred.
Kyiv
City whose Jewish traders bought goods.
Berdychiv
City whose Jewish traders bought goods.
Ukraine
Ukraine is described as a governing power in the historical narrative.
Lemberg
City where a pogrom against Jews is mentioned.
Polish Kingdom
Poland imposed heavy taxes and repressions on Jews.
Boryslav
A comparison for Skala as a potential oil-producing place.
Zbruch River
River beside Skala.
East Galicia
Historical region where Skala was located.
Holon cemetery
Cemetery in Holon where a memorial monument was established in 1976.
Transcarpathian Ruthenia
Region whose Jewish residents were deported toward the former Polish-Soviet border.
Orinin
Town toward which deportees were driven and where Hungarian Jews were held.
Kamianets-Podilskyi
District city east of Skala in Soviet Ukraine.
Hungary
Country that annexed Transcarpathian Ruthenia and later controlled the deportees.
Budapest
Birthplace of an unnamed boy among the deportees.
Nordia
Moshav near Netanya where Zvi Zelikovich was a member.
Netanya
City near which Nordia is located.
Acre
City where Yaakov Katz later resided.
Former Polish-Soviet border
The former Polish-Soviet border near Skala.
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.
Agricultural estate
An agricultural estate was supplied with forced labor.
Forest near Chortkiv
A nearby forest was the site of a mass shooting of Chortkiv intellectuals.