Skala-Podilska
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Motel Hausner
Jewish theater troupe member or performer mentioned in the passage.
Hirshl Ashkenazi
A manufacturer in Skala.
Death of Mendl Klinger
Mendl Klinger was killed during the forest action after being bought out in August 1942.
Reported arrival of Soviet-Russian military
Two people returned reporting that Soviet-Russian military had reached the town.
Hiding from persecution
The narrator and her husband remained hidden for six months while a farmer supplied bread and water.
Fur action
A German order required Jews to surrender fur garments, hats, collars, and gloves.
Moshe Dunaier’s military service
Moshe Dunaier was among Jews sent to the military.
Abraham Feierberg’s military service
Abraham Feierberg was among Jews sent to the military.
Investigation of occupation-era murders
A Soviet officer investigated murders committed during the German occupation.
Court proceedings concerning murder
Witnesses attended German court proceedings concerning a murder.
Schmetz Wdzenthal convicted and imprisoned
Schmetz Wdzenthal was arrested and sentenced to seven years in 1964.
Death of Sheia Moshe
Sheia Moshe apparently contracted cholera in Borshchiv during the expulsion period and died abroad.
Michael settled in Karalivka
Michael settled in Karalivka after World War I.
Theatrical Performance in Skala
A play was performed in Skala with Meir Berger’s assistance and achieved great success.
Festival organized at Ban-Veldle
Festival organized at Ban-Veldle; donations were collected.
Government-authorized coin minting
Itzik Menshel was authorized to mint six-kreutzer coins under government control.
First association meetings
The association’s first weekly meetings were held in a tavern’s back room.
Monthly support for Skala Hebrew school
The Skala women's association approved and provided monthly financial support of ten dollars for the Hebrew school.
Aharon Brimer
Aharon Brimer leased and operated the brewery with David Weidberg.
David Weidberg
David Weidberg leased and operated the brewery with Aharon Brimer.
Husiatin
Berish Peper came from Husiatin and entered egg exporting.
Skala brewery
Count Galuchowski expanded a brewery in Skala; it later burned down.
Chaim Wasserman
Traded extensively in grain domestically with his brother.
Baruch Frish
Local grain merchant, associated with Jonah Abraham's family.
Kulka Rolnitshe
A Polish cooperative that refused to pay Fishel for grain.
Obadi Schwarzbach
A ready-made clothing merchant in Skala.
Yekel Auerbach
A son of Hershl Auerbach and clothing merchant.
Prabuzhna
A neighboring town mentioned among fair locations.
Aziyeran
A neighboring town hosting a Wednesday fair.
Nathan Shternshayn
A son of Shternshayn mentioned in the leather trade.
Abraham Frenkel
Named as a prewar shopkeeper.
Mendl Feyerstein
Named among prewar shopkeepers.
Chaim Feyerstein
Named among prewar shopkeepers.
Menachem Fresh
Named as a postwar grocery shopkeeper.
Avraham Vdinruyb
A tailor in Skala.
Yosef Hertsoag
A glazier in Skala.