Skala-Podilska
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Moshe Weisbrad
Listed as associated with Barki and killed there.
Melech Rechter
Listed as associated with Barki and killed there.
Yisrael Mendlovitch
Listed as associated with Barki and killed there.
Sholem Dresher
Listed as associated with Stupki and killed there.
Mordechai Fleishman
Listed as associated with Barki and killed there.
Moshe Messing
Listed as exchanged through his brother in August 1942.
Jacob Messing
Named in a list describing wartime fate.
Eliyahu Eugenblik
Listed as shot in June 1942.
Wolf Hersher
Listed as liberated, deported, and killed at Yanover camp.
Zeide Goldshitz
Listed as having died at Barki in May 1942.
Joshua Kleinman
Listed as killed at Barki.
Feivish Kasirer
Listed as exchanged in August 1942 and shot in Skala in 1943.
Shimshon Leibowitz
Listed as deported to Barki and Stupki and killed there.
Shlomo Shindler
Listed as exchanged in July 1942 and dying in Barshchev.
Barshchev
Place described as site of a major wartime catastrophe.
Skala Forest
A forest surrounding which German army units conducted a systematic search.
Lasiatch
Place identified as Avraham Bilgari and Sally Bilgari's origin.
Sally Bilgari
Person from Lasiatch reportedly captured in Barshchev.
Jewish council
Council that coordinated with families of deportees to provide for them.
Yudel Vaks
A severely weakened prisoner seen working on the road to the camp.
Meir Lintshits
The sole surviving Jewish resident of Barki, who worked as a camp overseer.
Barker camp
A camp where Meir Lintshits worked as an overseer.
Margolies
A Russian Jewish camp clerk who helped Jewish prisoners.
Ratman
A Jewish camp figure from Lemberg.
Engelkreis
A Jewish camp figure from Lemberg.
Skala Jewish Council
Jewish council that maintained daily telephone contact with the narrator.
Abraham Trassawoutsky
Jacob-Ber Trassawoutsky’s son, who replaced him in an exchange.
Hirsch Trassawoutsky
Jacob-Ber Trassawoutsky’s eldest son, shot in Skala.
Hirsch Fenster
Narrator’s companion from Azieran who visited the Barki camp.
Nehemiah Hechtental
An older Azieran man carried to the camp latrine.
Barki camp
Camp entered by the narrator and Hirsch Fenster.
Latrine
Large deep waste pit outside the camp wires.
Nehemiah
A person described lying near a pit before being shot.
Yankele
A person standing petrified near the pit.
Camp
Camp where daily deaths, forced labor, illness, and hospital killings occurred.
Camp hospital
Hospital where people sought rest and were killed during a clearing.