Skala-Podilska
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Mendel Kahn
Mendel Kahn leased the count's larger water mill.
Wolf Itzik Freifelder
Wolf Itzik Freifelder leased the count's larger water mill.
Hirsch Karmin
Hirsch Karmin later leased the count's larger water mill.
Moses Shtok
Moses Shtok leased the count's smaller mill.
Shikele Shrentzl
Shikele Shrentzl was a prominent bead merchant and Torah scholar.
Moses-Itsie Buksbaum
Moses-Itsie Buksbaum co-owned a spirits refinery with Avrahamtsele Shenberg.
Kalman Bilgaray
Kalman Bilgaray was the first egg exporter in Skala.
Berish Peper
Berish Peper later established an egg-export business in Skala.
The count's smaller mill
The count's smaller mill was leased by Moses Shtok.
Spirits refinery
Avrahamtsele Shenberg and Moses-Itsie Buksbaum supplied liqueurs throughout the region.
Egg-export business
An egg-export trade developed in Skala.
Israel Zeidman
Principal exporter from Skala.
Yosef Weintraub
Partner of Israel Zeidman.
Eliezer Shenberg
Son-in-law and business partner of Israel Zeidman.
Efraim Klinger
Business partner of Israel Zeidman.
Shalom Hermele
Principal exporter from Skala.
Shmarya Meltzer
Inherited Elazar Zeidman’s business after his death.
Moshe Leib Drimer
Owner of a large textile manufacturing business.
Chaim Yisrael Erenberg
Son-in-law of Moshe Leib Drimer.
Menachem Shif
Operated a large iron and sheet-metal business.
Count Galuchowski
A count traveling to the railway in an expensive carriage.
Mikhailitsia
Policeman in Skala who pursued and returned a fleeing person.
Barki-Wielkie
Destination of the transport.
Yanov camp
A camp where younger able-bodied people were sent.
Skalat
Place where Azriel Zaidman died two days after liberation.
Camps
Camps whose inmates were contacted and supplied with packages.
Jewish village families
Jewish village families displaced into surrounding towns, including Skala.
Surrounding towns
Nearby towns where displaced Jewish villagers were driven.
Labor Office
Men were ordered to report there to obtain work identification.
Tobacco Warehouse
Captured men were confined there before being sent to camps.
German-occupied area
The passage describes the first Passover under German rule.
Benzion Gertler
Named person associated with Stupki.
Leibish Gottesfeld
Named person associated with Barki and Yanover camp.
Yaakov (Yekil) Rappe
Named person associated with Barki.
Avraham Trasavoutski
Named person associated with Barki and New York.
Mordechai Yales
Named person associated with Barki.