Skala-Podilska
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Bet Midrash
An abandoned study house passed by the narrators.
The amateur theater
An amateur theater that staged the play in Skala.
Study house
A study house near which Haim Gatesfeld collapsed.
Russian security organs
Questioned the narrator about people’s conduct during the German occupation.
Railway
The narrator initially worked there in Skala.
Military commandanture
Assigned men aged eighteen to fifty to military service after examination.
German consulate
Consulates where Skala survivors were repeatedly called and questioned.
Safa Brura Hebrew School
Hebrew school in Skala attended by four cohorts between 1920 and 1930.
Municipal bathhouse
A city bathhouse with a steam room visited daily by Sheia Moshe.
Kazimierz Pulaski Elementary School
School attended by Deborah Zandner through seventh grade.
Polish Secondary School in Borshchiv
Secondary school attended by Deborah Zandner for two years.
Study hall
Place toward which townspeople streamed for prayer.
Kindergarten
An important institution established in Skala.
Borshchov Gymnasium
Gymnasium attended by young people using the carriage service.
First Hebrew school in the town
The first Hebrew school in the town, established through local Zionist initiative.
Hebrew School in Skala
A Hebrew school in Skala associated with Chaim Roiz.
Safa Brura School
A Hebrew school whose direction became organized under Chaim Roiz.
Beit Am
Community institution whose establishment Chaim Roiz helped support.
Talmud Torah in Montreal
Institution where Chaim Roiz taught and later served as director.
Cheder
Traditional Jewish educational institution mentioned in the passage.
HeHalutz Center in Lviv
Center that provided agricultural-training guidance.
Ukrainian Reading Hall
Hall rented for a theatrical performance.
School in Skala
School that received 80 reichsmarks from performance proceeds.
First Jewish Library in the Town
Jewish library created using proceeds and books ordered from Warsaw.
Our Theater in Skala
Theater in Skala where the narrator participated in another play.
Kloyzns and batei midrashim
Prayer and study institutions where learned and devout worshippers prayed three times daily.
Roman Catholic Church
A central city site identified in a caption.
Polish Parliament
Parliament whose elections were discussed at the stone.
Old church
An old church observed by Henikh Shadkhn.
Polish church
A church near Alter's apartment.
Mental hospital
Institution where the first woman’s husband was said to be confined.
The village prayer house
A prayer place where travelers prayed publicly.
The inn
An inn where Shaike requested permission to enter and pray.
Tax Office
The office requiring a written declaration of income.
Library for Hasidic Research
Institution named in the source note.
Skala synagogue
Small synagogue established after the older landsmen requested one.