Skala-Podilska
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Synagogues
A list of synagogues in the map legend.
Aitzik's small synagogue
A named synagogue listed in the map legend.
Chortkover kloyz
A named synagogue listed in the map legend.
Beit Midrash
A study house listed in the map legend.
The Old Synagogue
A named synagogue listed in the map legend.
Fort Arthur
A named synagogue listed in the map legend.
Israeli-American Yizkor Book Committee
A committee established to prepare and publish the Skala Yizkor book.
Jewish library in Skala
Jewish library whose founding is referenced in the contents.
Archive of the Kingdom of Poland
The archive holds Skala’s historical privilege documents.
New Chartakover kloiz
The newer Chartakover prayer house was rebuilt after World War I.
Old Chartakover kloiz
Worshippers formed a separate minyan after the war in Shmaryahu Meltzer’s house.
Vizhnitzer kloiz
The Vizhnitzer prayer house was destroyed during World War I and not rebuilt.
City beit midrash
Residents prayed in the city beit midrash.
Itzik’s kloiz
Residents prayed in Itzik’s kloiz.
Great city synagogue
The synagogue burned down in 1911 and was never completed after rebuilding began.
Small synagogue
A small synagogue was established inside the unfinished replacement building.
The synagogue
A synagogue served by Abraham Eli Shamash.
The beit midrash
A beit midrash served by Aaron Shamash.
The Stryshaver kloiz
A kloiz served by Berl Shamash.
The Chartkover kloiz
A kloiz served by Lazer Shamash and Solomon Peretz.
The Vizhnitzer kloiz
A kloiz served by Yossel Shamash.
The Otinyer kloiz
A kloiz served by Uri Shamash.
Synagogue
The synagogue where Moshe Yona prayed on Saturdays.
Hebrew school
A Hebrew school founded around 1908 or 1909 and later developed.
Bet-Am
A large Bet-Am building served youth, parties, culture, education, school, and library activities.
Tarbut School
The Hebrew Tarbut School operated in Bet-Am.
Skala Gemilut Hasadim Fund
A fund providing low-interest loans was established in Skala.
Skala financial institution
A lending institution served Jewish residents of Skala until World War II.
Skala bathhouse
An old abandoned bathhouse in Skala, later rebuilt as a modern bath.
Agricultural Estate Administration
German administration established in Count Goluchowski’s palace.
Border Guard
The Skala council claimed able-bodied workers were occupied in the town’s Border Guard.
Judenrat
Council that approved the organization’s activity in Skala.
Fort Arthur Synagogue
Synagogue whose basement housed a community kitchen.
Ordnungdienst
Local service unit ordered to report to the border guard commander.
District Judenrat
District Jewish council approached during negotiations with the Gestapo.
Berl Katznelson High School
The Kfar Saba school adopted the Skala community through a memorial certificate.