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Samson Zelig served as rabbi in Lukow and Radzyn

Samson Zelig apparently became rabbi in Radzyn after serving as rabbi in Lukow.

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Death of Rafael Bernstein

Rafael Bernstein died on 16 Kislev 5638, corresponding to 1881 in the text.

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Murder of Rabbi Aharon Nata Freiberg

Rabbi Aharon Nata Freiberg was killed in German gas ovens with his community.

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Mezeritch

מעזריטשער

Place associated with Yehiel Mikhel Halperin.

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Samson Zelig

הרב שמשון זעליק

Known scholar, author of several religious works, and former rabbi of Lukow.

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Teshuot Chen

תשואות חן

Scholarly responsa work by Samson Zelig.

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Yehiel Mikhel Halperin of Mezeritch

ר׳ יחיאל מיכל האלפרין

Rabbi who gave an approbation for Samson Zelig's book.

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Minchat HaOmer

מנחת העומר

Two-part work by Samson Zelig containing sermons and Talmudic novellas.

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Alf HaMagen

אלף המגן

Unpublished manuscript discussing difficult points in Jewish law and aggadah.

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Rafael Bernstein

הרב רפאל בערנשטײן

Lukow rabbi recorded as having died on 16 Kislev 5638.

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Rabbi Shmuel Shlomo Braun

הרב שמואל שלמה בראאון

Rabbi Shmuel Shlomo Braun served as a successor and was a learned scholar.

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Amshinov

אמשינאװ

Amshinov was the place where Numberg’s father served as rabbi.

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Rabbi Aharon Nata Freiberg

הרב ר׳ אהרן נטע פרייבערג

Rabbi Aharon Nata Freiberg was the last rabbi of Łuków.

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Death of Rabbi Yitzhak

Rabbi Yitzhak died in 1823.

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Death of Rabbi Hershele

Rabbi Hershele died in 1920 after leading a Hasidic court in Lukow.

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Rabbi Yitzhak

ר׳ יצחק

Rabbi Yitzhak was a preacher and town judge who died in 1823.

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Radziner Hasidim

ראדזינער

Radziner Hasidim were among the Hasidic groups present in Łuków.

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Rabbi Israel Pilower

ר׳ ישראל פילאװער

Rabbi who died in 1906 and was associated with a Hasidic court.

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Rabbi Mendele Kotsker

ר׳ מענדעלע קאצקער

Rabbi identified as Rabbi Israel Pilower’s grandfather.

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Rabbi Hershele

ר׳ הערשעלע

Rabbi who led a Hasidic court in Lukow until his death in 1920.

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Rabbi Joseph Aaron

ר׳ ױםף אהרן

Rabbi who led a Hasidic court in Warsaw.

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Rabbi Akiva Meir

רבי עקיבא מאיר

The youngest son of Rabbi Yissachar Berish HaKohen of Wolbórz.

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Rabbi Yissachar Berish HaKohen

ר׳ ישכר בעריש הכהן

Known rabbi of Wolbórz and father of Rabbi Akiva Meir.

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Grabowe

גראבאװע

Small town where Rabbi Baruch Moses served as rabbi.

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Wlodowa

װלאדאװע

Town to which Rabbi Baruch Moses moved shortly afterward.

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Wolbórz

װאלבאזש

Place near Piotrków associated with Rabbi Yissachar Berish HaKohen.

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Piotrków

פיעטרקאװ

Place near Wolbórz.

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Pilower Hasidic Court

חסידישן הויף

Hasidic court led in Lukow by Rabbi Hershele and later Rabbi Baruch Moses.

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Divrei Ha'am

דברי העם

Commentary on Psalms authored by Rabbi Akiva Meir.

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House fire

The rabbi’s house burned down before his move to Łuków.

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First Polish patriot uprising

The first Polish patriot uprising broke out in 1794 against Poland’s partitioning powers.

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Miechów

מיעכאװ

The rabbi first settled in Miechów.

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Łuków

לוקאװ

The rabbi moved to Łuków after his house burned down.

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Tadeusz Kościuszko

טאדעאוש קאשטשושקא

Tadeusz Kościuszko led the first Polish patriot uprising in 1794.

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First Polish patriot uprising

דער ערשטער אויפשטאנד פון פוילישע פאטריאטן

The first Polish patriot uprising broke out against the partitioning powers in 1794.

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Lukow district

אינעם קרײז, װאס האט געהערט צו לוקאװ

The district belonging to Lukow is mentioned in taxation and recruitment context.

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