Skala-Podilska

Moshe Feierstein

Named as a founder and leader of two Skala institutions.

Mati Weidberg

Named as a founder and leader of two Skala institutions.

Velvel Wasserman

Velvel Wasserman established a competing bank in Skala and sought Joint funding.

Yehuda Drimer

Rabbi Yehuda Drimer headed a group of fifteen Jewish men summoned by the Hungarian authorities.

Uziel Shtok

Skala Jew who aided deportees and accompanied them across the border.

Unnamed Budapest-born boy

Boy who protested the treatment of deportees and was tortured publicly.

Unnamed elderly rabbi

Elderly rabbi beaten after delaying departure for prayer.

Unnamed rabbi's daughter

Daughter whose pleas helped save her father from his attackers.

Zvi Zelikovich

Survivor who later became a member of Nordia near Netanya.

Yaakov Katz

Survivor later residing in Acre.

Count Goluchowski

The count whose estate was targeted by German civil officials.

Major Braun

Senior commander who resided in the former estate administration house.

Mendel Busik

A talented local violinist frequently invited to play with Major Braun.

Braun

An officer described as Hra’s supposed superior.

Kellner

A person identified as the Judenreferent.

Arthur Engel

An officer accused of robbing Jewish property and assaulting Jews.

Pfeiffer

An officer described as a small-time robber and thief.

Wilhelm Pfeiffer

An officer described as accompanying Engel during visits to Jewish homes.

Groher

An officer described as a violent pharmacist from Baden.

Wagner

An officer identified as a resident of Troppau.

Motyl Goldshtein

A Jewish man described as assaulted by Groher.

David (Dudie) Hersher

A resident whose apartment was attacked with a hand grenade.

Roza Weintraub

David Hersher’s wife, fatally wounded by a hand grenade.

Milko Skoroda

Named as one of the murderers and identified as a blacksmith.

Mordechai (Matie) Weidberg

Selected as head of the Jewish Council.

Meir-Zusia Tabak

Selected as a member of the Jewish Council.

Yosef Yaget

Selected as a member of the Jewish Council.

German unit commander

Received the list of Jewish public activists and directed the council’s formation.

Max Sternberg

Yehiel Schwarzbach

Sami Hasles

Moshe Shtok

A Skala resident killed in a work accident at Borki camp.

Serke Kasirer

A courageous woman who warned people to flee.

Bartschneider

Gestapo driver who murdered Leib Shakhter.

Chaim Hirsch

Helper in the organization’s relief activities.

Adolf Eichmann

Nazi official who recorded the conference proceedings.