Skala-Podilska
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Archive of the Kingdom of Poland
The archive holds Skala’s historical privilege documents.
Sigismund Augustus
The Polish king ruled when the 1570 population census was conducted.
Prince Lubomirski
The prince established a military camp on the fortress ruins in 1621.
Khotyn
The Polish army defeated the Turkish army near Khotyn.
Chodkiewicz
The Polish army commander led forces from Skala Fortress and defeated the Turkish army.
Bohdan Khmelnytskyi
Cossack leader associated with attacks on Skala.
Adam Tarllo
Starosta who rebuilt the ruined fortress as a palace.
Ternopil region
Region containing Skala, transferred between imperial administrations.
Soviet Union
Annexed Skala and eastern Galicia in September 1939.
Soviet Ukrainian Republic
Administrative republic to which Skala was attached in 1939.
Nazi Germans
Occupied Skala from late June 1941 until late March 1944.
Jewish community of Skala
Jewish settlement documented in Skala from at least 1570.
Skala estate
Estate whose counts reportedly treated Skala Jews favorably.
Aginor Goluchowski the Elder
Galician governor and Austrian interior minister.
Joseph Goluchowski
Philosopher associated with Polish poet Adam Mickiewicz.
Aginor Goluchowski the Younger
Statesman and diplomat who served as Austrian foreign minister.
Joshua Drimer
Jewish owner of an agricultural estate near Skala.
Eliezer Zeidman
Jewish owner of an agricultural estate near Skala.
Bosiri
Village where Joshua Drimer owned an agricultural estate.
Krivets
Village where Eliezer Zeidman owned an agricultural estate.
Yidl Brener
A baker in Skala.
Itsikl Hekhntal
A baker in Skala.
Eli Hersher
A baker in Skala.
Hersh Shvartsbakh
A baker in Skala.
Chaim Lindman
A baker in Skala.
Zaide Zilberbush
A baker in Skala.
Yitskhak Yakov Kleynman
A klezmer musician in Skala.
Jewish residents of Skala
The passage says nearly two thousand Jewish people lived in Skala.
Ukrainian residents of Skala
The passage says approximately as many Ukrainians lived in Skala as Jews.
Polish residents of Skala
The passage says approximately as many Poles lived in Skala as Jews.
Government in Vienna
The passage attributes interest in peace and order to the government in Vienna.
Vizhnitz Hasidim
A Hasidic group in Skala with its own rabbi and ritual slaughterer.
Chartkover Hasidim
A Hasidic group in Skala with its own rabbi and ritual slaughterer.
Husiatiner Hasidim
A Hasidic group in Skala.
Atinyer Hasidim
A Hasidic group in Skala.
Horodenkover Hasidim
A Hasidic group in Skala.