Skala-Podilska
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Mendel Moshe Leib
Identified as Baruch Rozenboim's father-in-law.
Israel Yossis Feuerstein
A person whose family connection to the speaker was denied.
Chortkiv kloyz
The synagogue where the speakers said they prayed.
Rothschild
Rothschild is mentioned as an exceptionally wealthy recipient of letters.
Isaiah
A person reputed for performing miracles in various places.
Pavel Gatesfeld
Identified in the passage as living in Haifa.
Sarah Wiesenthal
Named among families descended from an older ancestor.
The narrator's father
The narrator's father was punished with a fine and threatened with a seizure.
Rabbi Chaim of Kasiv
The Rizhiner’s in-law and groom honored at the celebratory meal.
Kasiver Rebbe
A rabbi who asked why the Rizhiner ate very little.
33 Orchard Street
Back room of a tavern where the first meetings were held.
Melman's brother-in-law
Melman's brother-in-law transported money toward Skala.
American Union
The American Union helped establish the cooperative bank or charity fund.
Aida Wiesenthal
Aida Wiesenthal is identified as Jacob Wiesenthal's wife.
Skala women's association
A Skala women's association receives and sends support for local institutions.
Skala school administration
The administration requests monthly support for Skala's Hebrew school.
Betham, Poland
A Polish location where surviving Skala Jews were reported to be living.
Galicia
Region named in a cited work about its population.
Galicia and Its Population
Cited work attributed to Ben-Zion Rubinstein and published in Warsaw in 1923.
Tshartkover Kloiz
A named kloiz listed in the passage.
Yatiner Kloiz
A named kloiz listed in the passage.
Stryisover Kloiz
A named kloiz listed in the passage.