Skala-Podilska
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37 nodes · Family
Goldhirsh family
Named as tavern keepers.
The author’s family
The author’s family founded the Lachman-Weiss Foundation to commemorate Holocaust victims.
Goluchovsky family
A noble family associated with graves and a palace in the map legend.
Jewish village families
Jewish village families displaced into surrounding towns, including Skala.
Schwarzbach family
A family represented by two brothers among remnants of destroyed families.
Narrator's brother's family
The narrator's brother was hidden together with his family.
Hesheles family
A family encountered by the narrator in Losiach.
Rels family
Family of Deborah Zandner’s mother.
Deborah’s family
Deborah’s family members were abducted and sent for extermination.
Yagendorf family
Jewish family living in Old Skala.
Lachman family
Jewish family living in Old Skala.
Harsher family
Jewish family living in Old Skala.
Brandes family
Jewish family living in Old Skala.
Yulis family
Jewish family living in Old Skala.
Kramin family
Jewish family living in Old Skala.
Frankel brothers
Brothers who owned a three-story house at the town’s street intersection.
Packer family
A family whose women invited early customers into their shop.
Man family
A family whose women invited early customers into their shop.
Schnitzer family
A family whose women awaited farmers’ wives bringing produce to market.
Frankel family
A family whose women awaited farmers’ wives bringing produce to market.
Weintraub family
A family whose women awaited farmers’ wives bringing produce to market.
Szwarcbach brothers
Two brothers known as sellers of boots and hides.
Adelman brothers
Cattle merchants who attended every fair in all weather.
Zidman brothers
Mill tenants mentioned in connection with winter sledding.
Grinberg brothers
Brothers who purchased exclusive travel rights in the Skala–Chortkiv sector.
Chaim Roiz’s two sisters
Two unnamed sisters who crossed the border with Chaim Roiz and reached Skala.
Drimer family
Rabbinic family that held rabbinic positions in Skala.
Laufer family
Rabbinic family that held rabbinic positions in Skala.
Poor orphans
Poor orphans portrayed as dependent on the money at issue.
Feuerstein family
A family whose surname origin was discussed by Baruch Rozenboim.
The author's family
The narrator traveled to Skala to see their family.
Counts of Skala
Noble owners of the Skala estate described as sympathetic toward Jews.
Steuerman family
A family hiding with Dr. Steuerman beneath the Strosovi synagogue.
Kapl family
Family designation associated with Hirsch Blutstein.
Lindman family
Hersh Lindman’s family, including his endangered father.
Frenkel family
The family whose house stood near the narrator during the panic.