Skala-Podilska
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Borki camp
A forced-labor camp holding Jewish prisoners from Skala and other towns.
Labor camp
Destination to which the assembled Jews were driven.
Stopki labor camp
Labor camp from which two prisoners escaped.
Grove of the Holokhovsky counts' graves
Grove where Leib Shakhter was murdered.
Mannheim
German city where Bartschneider faced trial.
Prison
Prison where Jewish prisoners and Russian prisoners of war were held.
Labor camp near Yahilnytsia
Camp to which Jewish women and others were sent for forced labor.
Kamionka labor camp
Labor camp where approximately two hundred people were sent.
Bełżec extermination camp
Extermination camp whose existence remained uncertain to those described.
Concealed bunkers
Concealed bunkers where dozens of people were discovered during the town search.
City Hall
Building where the assembled people were taken and detained.
Janowska Street camp in Lviv
Camp in Lviv associated with mass deportations and murder.
Former Polish Border Guard Barracks
Barracks where people found in bunkers were taken and enclosed by barbed wire.
Janowska Camp in Lviv
Camp from which information about the deportees’ arrival was received.
Belzec Death Camp
Camp to which women, elderly people, and children were sent.
Train Station
Departure point for hundreds of deportees.
Belzec
Destination of transports carrying Skala Jews.
The camp
Camp where prisoners endured forced labor, attempted escape, and killings.
Europe
Europe is described as occupied and targeted for Jewish annihilation.
Dobranivka
Small agricultural labor camp near Ozyran.
Ozyran
Settlement near Dobranivka.
Lisovtsa camp
Camp near Tlusté where persecuted people sought refuge.
Sarny
City liberated on 13 January 1944.
Buchach
The Nazi forces fortified themselves there temporarily.
Upper Silesia
Survivors concentrated in Upper Silesia.
Warsaw
Youth movement groups formed in major cities including Warsaw.
Lodz
Youth movement groups formed in major cities including Lodz.
Katowice
Youth movement groups formed in major cities including Katowice.
Southern Germany
Survivors dispersed from Austria toward Southern Germany.
Canada
Some Skala survivors later dispersed to Canada.
Displaced persons camps in Germany and Austria
Some Skala survivors temporarily stayed in displaced persons camps.
Kfar Saba
The Berl Katznelson school is located in Kfar Saba.
Even Yehuda
The Shabazi school is located in Even Yehuda.
Jerusalem
Yad Vashem is identified as being in Jerusalem.
Stupki camp
Camp associated with deported Jews from Skala.
Forests
Forests mentioned among locations of destruction.