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Small low attic
The narrator and husband lived in a small, low attic where they could only lie down.
Barshtshav
A town from which the narrator’s husband’s sister arrived.
Field far from a settlement
Field where the narrator and child wait alone during a summer night.
the landlord's house
The landlord’s house stood beside the road and sheltered the group.
the camp
A camp where prisoners performed forced labor under harsh discipline.
the same city
An unspecified city referenced as a possible origin of replacement prisoners.
New barracks
Unfinished barracks containing only four walls and a roof.
Brick factory
A brick factory reached by prisoners under armed guard.
Small stream
A small stream beside which the first victim struggled and died.
Small attic
An attic where the Torah scrolls were hidden.
Losiach
A place two kilometers from Skala where refugees stopped and met others.
Kapychyntsi
A destination reached with assistance from Russian officers.
Kharkiv
City where the narrator stayed several days after leaving with the Kapuchinitzer.
Podvolochisk
Place the narrator reached after leaving Kharkiv.
Ternopil
Place where Leibish Mazner later settled.
Miami
Later residence of Moshe Dunaier.
Tsyhan
Village associated with Tsypaliuk and separated from Skala by forest.
Tsyhan Forest
Forest seven kilometers between Tsyhan and Skala, where Banderovtsi operated.
Orsha
The prison was located in Orsha.
Montreal
City where Meir Blutstein was living according to the passage.
Philadelphia
Location of a German consulate where witnesses gave testimony.
Hamburg
City where the court investigation and trial took place.
German court
Court where the accused appeared with witnesses and defense colleagues.
Kamianets
Place of a camp led by Paul Tamanek.
The spring
Spring on the hill slopes that served local residents.
Cemetery in Holon
Cemetery containing a monument section proposed for Skala’s murdered Jews.
Municipal toilet
A municipal facility used by part of the town population.
The town
The unnamed town where several religious teachers worked.
Ancient Cemetery of Skala
Ancient cemetery in Skala, described as old as the community.
ancient cemetery
An ancient cemetery where Skala Jews believed notable deceased people were buried.
Eastern Poland
Region occupied by the Soviets in September 1939.
German military barracks
Barracks where Deborah was taken for domestic service.
The Germans’ attic
An attic where the subject hid.
A Ukrainian house
A house in Ukraine where the subject moved at night.
Bytom
City in Upper Silesia where Deborah and her husband settled.
Synagogue building
Building whose wall touched Nachman Ralls's house.