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Aaron Cohen
אהרן כהן
A person who requested authorization to establish a Hebrew printing press in Lviv in 1815.
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... ״1) אהרן כהן מלבוב הגיש בשית 1815 בקשה להרשות
לו להקים בלבוב ביודדפוס עברי. ביוני 1816 הסכימו
השלטונות המרכזיים בוינה לבקשתו ונתנו לו רשיון להקים
בלבוב בית־דפוס עברי וגם הרשו לו להדפיס "ספרי תלמוד".
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Vienna Ministry of the Interior Archive
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Aaron Cohen requested permission to establish a Hebrew press
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Aaron Cohen received authorization for a Hebrew press
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Aaron Madpis
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Naphtali Hirz Groysman
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Place
Lviv
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Vienna
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Government
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Hebrew printing press in Lviv
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Vienna Ministry of the Interior Archive
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Aaron Cohen → Vienna Ministry of the Interior Archive
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Permission Request · 1815
Aaron Cohen requested permission to establish a Hebrew press
Aaron Cohen requested permission in 1815 to establish a Hebrew printing press in Lviv; he later received a license but did not establish the press.
Organization Authorization · 1816
Aaron Cohen received authorization for a Hebrew press
Vienna authorities authorized Aaron Cohen to establish a Hebrew press in Lviv in 1816, but he did not use the license or establish the press.