Skala-Podilska
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Hospital clearing
A hospital clearing led to patients being shot, including five Skala victims.
Skala victims
Five victims from Skala reportedly died during the hospital clearing.
Lyebele Brandes
A laborer from Karalivke who brought the narrator to the camp.
Karalivke
Place of origin associated with Lyebele Brandes.
Minkus
Perpetrator described as commanding violence at the camp.
Paul Siller
Austrian camp leader at Stupki camp.
Hersch Lindman
Former resident of Skala transported from Chortkiv to Barki.
Chaim Beker
Father of Hersch Lindman according to the passage.
Leibele Blutstein
One of ten Jewish prisoners shot after Hersch Lindman disappeared.
Barki railway bridge
Railway bridge where some community members worked.
the Lintschitzes’ residence
A residence where the narrator lived and met Hersh Lindman.
Chartkiv
A community whose Jewish council was discussed in the account.
Chartkiv Jewish Council
The Jewish council that might officially hand Hersh over to authorities.
the Germans
German authorities to whom fugitives could be handed over.
Moshe Feder
A person involved in a similar case.
Tluste
The place associated with Moshe Feder.
Meir Zusia Tabak
Judenrat member who helped ransom some detainees.
Romanove Siela
Bitter camp with a Jewish overseer described as sadistic.
Israelik of Berezhany
Jewish camp overseer described as sadistic.
Henich Waks
Escaped in summer 1943 and was later killed in the forest.
Henich Giles
Listed person who died in the camp.
Shmuel Weinstein
Listed person who died in the Skala forest.
Shaul Weinstein
Listed person who died in the camp.
Fishel Fish
Ransomed in 1942 and died in New York.
Mendel Shvartsbach
Listed as sent to Stupki and killed there.
Shalom Goldshtein
Listed as sent to Barki and killed there.
Judah Shteiner
Listed as sent to Barki and killed there.
Eliezer Shteiner
Listed as sent to Barki and killed there.
Jacob Fleishman
Listed as sent to Stupki and killed there.
Israel Dresher
Escaped in 1943 and was killed later.
Moses Yavitz
Listed as sent to Stupki and killed there.
Forest bunker
Bunker in a forest where Abraham Shvartzapfel was killed in 1944.
Abraham Trasavoutski
A listed survivor living in New York.
Moses Saltzman
A listed survivor who died in New York.
Max Mermelstein
Named author of the memoir passage.
Shlomo Weidenfeld
Identified in parentheses as the father of Max Mermelstein.