Skala-Podilska
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Liegenschaft
A town farm where Jews were assigned to work.
Barki-Vielkie
A village near Tarnopol where Germans established a camp.
Stupki
A neighboring village where a smaller camp existed.
Russian Prisoner-of-War Camp
A former camp for Russian prisoners of war, reportedly liquidated by Germans.
Barki-Vielkie Railway Connection Point
A railway connection point selected for a line toward Russia.
Gushtin
Origin noted for Mendel Feuerstein.
The cursed camp
A camp where people endured forced labor, cold, hunger, and abuse.
Einshnit
A work site where Moshe Shtak was killed by a landslide.
Turkish fortress
A Turkish fortress shown in the map legend.
Water reservoir
A water reservoir shown in the map legend.
Barracks
Barracks shown in the map legend.
Railway station
A railway station shown in the map legend.
Dom Polski
A building listed among Skala landmarks.
Caucasus
Region proposed as a location for a Jewish state.
Germany
Germany received legumes exported from Skala.
Switzerland
Switzerland received legumes exported from Skala.
Italy
Italy received legumes exported from Skala.
France
France received legumes exported from Skala.
England
England received legumes exported from Skala.
Spain
Spain received legumes exported from Skala.
United States
The United States received legumes exported from Skala.
Cuba
Cuba received legumes exported from Skala.
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico received legumes exported from Skala.
Austrian Galicia
Estate owners or leaseholders in Austrian Galicia bought goods from traders.
Vienna
Commercial companies in Vienna were represented by a Skala iron merchant.
Prague
Commercial companies in Prague were represented by a Skala iron merchant.
Tarnopol
Skala traders supplied construction materials as far as Tarnopol.
Stanislavov
Skala traders supplied construction materials as far as Stanislavov.
Zolochiv
Skala traders supplied construction materials as far as Zolochiv.
Russia
Russia is described as the origin of migrants and the place from which Rabbi Israel of Ruzhin fled.
Land of Israel
Some refugees joined the Second Aliyah to the Land of Israel.
Krakow
City where Shlomo Drimer studied law at a university.
Yanovska Camp
Camp to which Judah Drimer was sent in September 1942.
New Shul of Skala
Large unfinished synagogue building constructed on the ruins of the old shul.
Shulekl
Prayer place established in a corner for ordinary people.
Chernivtsi
A city in Bukovina associated with many of the mentioned students.