Skala-Podilska
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Jacob
Person called out to by Leah Shapira during the transport separation.
Unspecified camp
The camp reportedly held approximately eight to ten thousand people.
A mill worker
A second victim encountered during forced brick transport.
Dmitri Muliartshik
A non-Jewish man described as sitting outside Mati E. Vaidberg’s house.
Matie Widberg
Person who commented upon seeing the fur collection.
Train
A train carried departing people and baggage.
Yitzhak Yaakov
Named as Aharele’s grandfather.
Yoel Katz
Named as Moshe “Zube”’s grandfather.
Frenkel family
The family whose house stood near the narrator during the panic.
Galubiev
Head of the Russian security organs who questioned the narrator.
Michael Tshepesiuk
Identified as the driver of a Nazi unit and reportedly shot.
Mother of Chaim Rapaport
Mother of Chaim Rapaport, reported to have been shot on Saturday.
Banderovtsi
Armed group described as operating in the forest between Tsyhan and Skala.
Narrator's aunt
Aunt reported to have been shot during the Aktion.
Mair Zusie
Jewish man reportedly murdered during the occupation.
List in the Yizkor book
A copy of the remembered list appears in the Yizkor book.
Shvartsbakh
Person named in a memorial or list section.
Etti Shtakhel
Person named in a memorial or list section.
Moni Shtakhel
Person named in a memorial or list section.
Gizi Shtakhel
Person named in a memorial or list section.
Nakhmi Shtak
Person named in a memorial or list section.
Herao
Named accomplice described as a co-murderer.
Hannah Schwarzbach
A person Engel reportedly admitted shooting.
Leibale Schwarzbach
Witness who gave a statement at the German consulate in Philadelphia.
German Consulate in Philadelphia
Consulate where Leibale Schwarzbach gave a statement.
Rama camp
Camp identified as the location of killings of Skala Jews.
Schmetz Wdzenthal
Nazi persecutor convicted in 1964 for war crimes.
Engel
Named as the murderer in a caption concerning a 1970 trial.
Memorial Book
Book associated with commemorating Holocaust victims and the committee members.
The town rabbi
The town rabbi approved holiday preparation by water carriers.
Rabbi Abraham "the Bizinovber"
A learned Jew entrusted with completing talented students’ Talmud and Bible studies.
Shlomo "the Deaf"
A teacher who visited pupils’ parents on Saturdays.
Hersh L. Ashkenazi
Owner of the house where the Hebrew school moved to new premises.
HaOlam
Periodical in which M.A. Tannenblatt published articles.
HaZman
Periodical in which M.A. Tannenblatt published articles.
Hersh Adrbach
Named as one of the city’s honored men.