Skala-Podilska
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Rabbi Israel Leib Freifelder
Zishke Freifelder’s father and a Zionist leader in Skala.
Cemetery in Holon
Cemetery containing a monument section proposed for Skala’s murdered Jews.
Chaim Fider
Recipient of an appreciation letter for assisting a fundraising and rescue project.
Committee of Skala Emigrants
Committee whose members organized commemorations and gatherings for Skala emigrants.
G. Lachman
Name appearing as a passage signature.
Municipal toilet
A municipal facility used by part of the town population.
The town
The town lacked sewage and organized toilets in all homes.
The town
The unnamed town where several religious teachers worked.
Chaim
A person who spoke with Matie Weidberg about wartime matters.
Zusia "Melamed"
A religious teacher remembered as the narrator’s first teacher.
Yudel "Melamed"
A religious teacher remembered as the narrator’s second teacher.
Yosef Lieb
An experienced teacher who taught Talmud.
Shlomo Aharon "the Blind"
An experienced teacher associated with advanced Talmud study.
Aharon "the Kotsyubintsyk teacher"
A teacher described as drinking tea from an unusually large cup.
Yosef-Lieb the teacher
A teacher who pinched pupils painfully during instruction.
Shlomo Aharon "the Blind"
A teacher who pinched pupils painfully during instruction.
B.Z. Sivak
One of the first outside teachers at the modern Hebrew school.
HaMetsape
Periodical in which M.A. Tannenblatt published articles.
Forverts
New York newspaper for which M.A. Tannenblatt was European correspondent.
ITA
Jewish telegraphic agency whose Vienna branch Tannenblatt managed from 1921.
Safa Brura Hebrew School
Hebrew school in Skala attended by four cohorts between 1920 and 1930.
Ben Zion Sibak
Teacher described as an educator and Zionist movement contributor in Galicia.
Ancient Cemetery of Skala
Ancient cemetery in Skala, described as old as the community.
ancient cemetery
An ancient cemetery where Skala Jews believed notable deceased people were buried.
Hirsch Ketsele
A permanent resident of a small room in the Fort Arthur building, known for supernatural stories.
Sheya Moshe
An elderly local figure described as famous and associated with simplicity.
Sheia Moshe
A solitary man known for kindness, cleanliness, prayer, and collecting sugar cubes.
Municipal bathhouse
A city bathhouse with a steam room visited daily by Sheia Moshe.
Rabbi Yaakov Lipa the Elder
A sofer whose home stood near Sheia Moshe’s unused memorial monument.
Sheia Moshe’s gravestone
A gravestone prepared during his lifetime remained unused and did not mark his grave.
Deborah (Dora) Zandner
Skala-born student, performer, and writer who excelled academically and organized social events.
Sarah Zandberg
Deborah Zandner’s mother, from the Rels family.
Itzhak Zandberg
Deborah Zandner’s father.
Rels family
Family of Deborah Zandner’s mother.
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.