8. How many came back?
9. How many stayed in the shtetl, and for what reasons?
10. From what social strata and age groups were those who ran away (reasons)?
11. List of martyrs during the war events
12. The fighting in and around the shtetl
C. The arrival of them
1. The first days after their arrival
2. Their attitude to Poles and Jews
3. The revocation of Jewish rights
4. Arson attacks, acts of malice against Jews
5. The attitude of the Polish population
6. What happened to: the synagogue, prayer house, associations, cemetery,
community registers, ritual objects (Torah scrolls, religious books), rabbi
7. Jewish armbands (patches) – shape, inscription, when introduced
8. Beards, Jewish traditional dress
9. Levies – and how the money was collected
10. Synagogues and prayer houses: burning of synagogues (with or without Jews present)
11. Public burning of religious books
12. Seizure for forced labour
13. Sending to concentration camps: whom, where, why
14. Cases of martyrdom and self-sacrifice
15. List of martyrs killed by them
16. Acts of resistance
D. Jewish public life under them
1. Ghetto: open – closed
2. The Judenrat and its composition
3. New power holders, community leaders, and their work
4. The Order Service, composition and rights, manner of performing its duties
5. Rights of the kehilla, documents, everyday practise
6. From where did the kehilla get its income? Its expenditures?
7. What did the kehilla supply to them?
8. What did they take from the Jews?
9. How could they be influenced?
