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Jerusalem
City where Rabbi Fishl died in 1589.
Mezritch
Birthplace of descendants of Leyb Fishel.
Mahilyow
City where another Shlomo Zalman served as rabbi.
Lemberg
A place where family members held rabbinic positions.
Keydan
A place where family members held rabbinic positions.
Germany
A place where some family members held rabbinic positions.
Gniezno
Place associated with Jacob ben Naftali.
Mezeritch
Place associated with Yehiel Mikhel Halperin.
Amshinov
Amshinov was the place where Numberg’s father served as rabbi.
Grabowe
Small town where Rabbi Baruch Moses served as rabbi.
Wlodowa
Town to which Rabbi Baruch Moses moved shortly afterward.
Wolbórz
Place near Piotrków associated with Rabbi Yissachar Berish HaKohen.
Piotrków
Place near Wolbórz.
Miechów
The rabbi first settled in Miechów.
Lukow district
The district belonging to Lukow is mentioned in taxation and recruitment context.
Łuków district
The district associated with the Jews addressed in the report.
Austria
Power involved in the partitions of Poland.
Prussia
Power involved in the partitions of Poland.
Tilsit
Location of an 1807 agreement restoring the Duchy of Warsaw.
French-occupied territory
Territory under French occupation transferred to the duchy.
Duchy
A duchy to which the French-occupied territory was transferred.
Mezhiritch
A town associated with an unnamed Hebrew teacher and translator.
Land of Israel
The importance of settlement in the Land of Israel was explained.
Nahalal
Nahalal is identified as the affiliation of Uri Tzvi Zamlavski.
Christian area
The Christian area expanded toward the Jewish settlement.
Polish area
The Polish area expanded and entered the Jewish settlement.
Crown cities
Crown cities contrasted with private noble towns in commercial conditions.
Noblemen’s towns
Towns of noblemen discussed in relation to Jewish commerce.
Cemetery
Cemetery mentioned among communal institutions.
Podlasia
Region in which Lukow was located.
Kotsk
City where members of the family served as rabbis.
Gnizhin
Town associated with Rabbi Yaakov.
Warsaw
City where Joseph Aaron maintained a Hasidic court.
America
Destination to which Bundist activists emigrated after political repression.
Biala Podlaska
Nearby town named among destinations of displaced Jews.
Mezhirich
Nearby town named among destinations of displaced Jews.