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Lukow synagogue
Jewish synagogue said to have been established before a Christian church.
Military garrison
Garrison established to defend the region against Yotvingian attacks.
Synagogue in Łuków
A synagogue in Łuków was burned and later permission was granted to build a new one.
Burned synagogue in Łuków
A responsum discusses a synagogue in Łuków that had burned.
Church
Church authorities opposed rebuilding the Lukow synagogue near the church.
Crown city
Lukow Jews are described as residents of a crown city under the king.
Jewish court
A Jewish court adjudicated internal Jewish disputes and some disputes with non-Jews.
Jewish beth din
Jews brought disputes among themselves before the Jewish religious court.
Wojewode court
A Jewish court existed at the wojewode, with Jewish representatives present.
Łuków Talmud Torah
A Talmud Torah is listed among Łuków community institutions.
Jewish court of the voivode
Jewish court where community leaders or Tovey Ha'ir representatives sat.
Rabbinical court
A rabbinical court existed beside the Council of the Four Lands.
Łuków synagogue
Synagogue whose burning date and former location are discussed.
Pilower Hasidic Court
Hasidic court led in Lukow by Rabbi Hershele and later Rabbi Baruch Moses.
Synagogues and study houses
Jewish religious institutions were included in currency-promotion instructions.
Polish monarchy
The monarchy’s weakening authority contributed to worsening Jewish conditions.
Authority of the king
The king’s authority was no longer as strong during internal wars.
Polish authorities
Authorities whose approval was required for Jewish emancipation.
Gemilut Hasadim House
A charitable institution provided interest-free loans to residents.
Talmud Torah with Derekh Eretz
A school combined religious and secular education for poor children.
Lukow synagogue
Synagogue described as burned during the revolt.
Old synagogue of Lukow
Synagogue in Lukow that was burned by the Haidamaks.
New synagogue of Lukow
Synagogue rebuilt at a different location after authorities blocked reconstruction.
First synagogue of the Jewish community
The passage describes the community's first synagogue and its relocation from surrounding settlements.
Municipal court
The municipal court heard cases in which a Jewish plaintiff sued a non-Jew.
Government schools
Jewish children were required to attend government schools.
Synagogue
Communal institution mentioned among community activities.
Talmud Torah
Religious educational institution mentioned among communal activities.
Jewish court of the district
A Jewish court of the district included community elders or city leaders.
Benevolent loan society
A society lent money without interest to anyone.
Modern Talmud Torah
Mezhiritch opened a modern Talmud Torah.
YIVO
Publisher or institutional source cited in Warsaw.
Zionist group library
Library opened in a book and newspaper shop in Lukow.
Great Women’s Bet Midrash
Building authorized for use as a hospital during an epidemic.
Hospital in Lukow
Hospital arranged in the Great Women’s Bet Midrash during an epidemic.
Jewish Library
Jewish library opened at the Culture Association.