Skala-Podilska
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Matie Weidberg
Local public figure who supported HeHalutz.
Michael Nachman
Older active member of HeHalutz.
Barish Shtok
Older active member of HeHalutz.
Moshe Fish
Older active member of HeHalutz.
Feivel Gotsfeld
Older active member of HeHalutz.
Milnytsia
Nearby town associated with a HeHalutz pioneer group.
Ivani-Pusta
Village near Milnytsia where agricultural training occurred.
Malka
Narrator's elder sister who joined a relationship during her time in town.
HeHalutz Center in Lviv
Center that provided agricultural-training guidance.
Yakov Hertsa
Narrator describing theater activities and founding of a Jewish library in Skala.
Chaim Vaidberg
Participant in the meeting about raising funds for the school.
M. A. Tenenblat
Named in the theater role list.
B. Z. Shivek
Teacher involved in organizing the theater performance.
Ariel Mazik
Assigned to play the devil in the theater performance.
Ben-Zion Shivek
Assigned the role of Hershele Dubraver in the theater performance.
Yaakov Gordin
Author of the play selected for performance.
David Kessler
Renowned actor associated with singing Psalm 23 in New York.
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.
Y. Herzog
Narrator and surviving participant living in New York.
Our Theater in Skala
Theater in Skala where the narrator participated in another play.
The Tzvi Family
Play by David Pinski performed in the theater in Skala.
David Pinski
Author of The Tzvi Family.
Dimaov
Named as the creator of the play “Shma Yisroel.”
Shma Yisroel
A play performed by Skala’s amateur group.
H. Gertler
Yiddish actor from Skala who performed for many years in New York.
Morris Schwarz Art Theater
Art theater associated with Isidor Keshir.
Streets and alleyways of Skala
Streets and alleyways where the religious spirit of Sabbaths and holidays prevailed.
Kloyzns and batei midrashim
Prayer and study institutions where learned and devout worshippers prayed three times daily.
Russian border
Border identified as the location of Skala's final railway station.
Skala passenger-carriage operators
Simple Jewish carriage operators held an exclusive passenger transport monopoly.
Polish monastery
A monastery marking the beginning of an evening walk.
Roman Catholic Church
A central city site identified in a caption.
Hershl Ashkenazi
Person mentioned as the starting point of a customary youth walk.
Ivankover Road
Road marking the endpoint of a customary walk.