Słowa kluczowe: Nathalie Skowronek, Holocaust, third generation, memory, auto-metatextuality, Kielce pogrom, genealogy, new sources, verification of the list of victims, new research possibilities, court documents, Jewish history, education, Galicia, Lviv, charity, Drohobych, aid for children, Jews, charity associations, oil industry, pogrom, Jewish Rescue Committee, antisemitism, material damage, victims, material aid, images, interwar period, the Rudnytskyi family, Lesser Poland, Galician Jews, public discourse, stereotypes, state nationalism, national minority nationalism, economic crisis, political discourse, Galician Zionist, 1935–1939, Jewish Galicia, Polish Jewish heritage, Polish Jewish museums, post-Holocaust Jewish absence, original Holocaust sites, invisible mental landscapes, archival sources, Ukraine, Kyiv, castle court, 17th century, 18th century, the Holocaust, WWII, the Soviet Union, Polish Jews, Yiddish literature, Communism, exile, Soviet Forced Labour Camps, wandering in the USSR