Lwów
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Inner-city Hasidic prayer house
The city had one inner-city Hasidic prayer house following the Sephardic rite.
Lviv Municipal Synagogue
The municipal synagogue in Lviv that invited Baruch Shor in 1859.
Lviv Municipal Synagogue
City synagogue where Mordechai Shor served as a substitute cantor.
Great Synagogue of Lviv
The synagogue whose regular worshippers especially appreciated Zeidel Rovner.
Outside-city synagogue
Synagogue where Zisha Harer served from 1918.
Heichal Synagogue
Synagogue where Dov-Ber Lobowitz served from 1923 to 1930.
Gal-Ed Synagogue
Lviv synagogue where Mendel Finster-Rokach served from 1935 to 1937.
Great Synagogue of Lodz
Synagogue where Dov-Ber Lobowitz served for two years.
Forshtetter Synagogue
Lviv synagogue that invited the cantor to serve.
Great Synagogue of Brno
Synagogue where the cantor was accepted as cantor.
Beit Shlomo Synagogue
Tel Aviv synagogue where Shmuel Kantorov later served.
Gemilut Hasadim Synagogue
Vienna synagogue where Chaim Wolfish served for eight years.
Yosef Perl Synagogue
Synagogue where young Abers showed an early inclination toward music and singing.
Berdychiv Synagogue
Synagogue where Bachman served as a meshorer under Pasternak.
Heichal Synagogue in Lviv
Synagogue in Lviv where several cantors served.
Rombach Synagogue
A synagogue in Budapest where Schneider served as cantor.
Lviv Conservatory
Conservatory where Meizels studied music.
Mikdash Me'at Synagogue
A synagogue in Vienna where Meizels served as cantor.
Yeshurun Synagogue
Jerusalem synagogue where Meizels currently served as cantor.
Young Israel Synagogue
Synagogue in Montreal where a cantor was accepted.
Tze'irei Gilad Synagogue
Lviv synagogue that employed several named cantors.
Kovea Itim LaTorah Synagogue
Lviv synagogue where Cantor Yissachar Weiss served.
Deputy Voivode’s Court
Court that convened in the building after its transfer to the community.
Synagogue founded in 1582
Gothic synagogue founded by Isaac ben Nahman.
House of Study at Number 41
Wooden house of study among eighteenth-century buildings.
Community jail
Community jail located among buildings on the block.
Governorate administration
Authority that ordered the wooden buildings demolished.
Abraham Cohen Girls' School
A girls' school located in building 43.
Government Institution for Training Jewish Religious Teachers
A government institution for training Jewish religious teachers before 1914.
Suburban Synagogue
Community center located near several streets and the city walls.
Hasidim Synagogue
Hasidic synagogue at the corner of Bozhevitsa and Laziaba streets.
Hebrew Gymnasium in Jerusalem
Institution that received a large financial contribution.
Korkis Vocational School
Vocational school supported by the subject.
Jewish Club in the Austrian Parliament
Jewish parliamentary club active from 1907 to 1911.
Leipzig Institute for Linguistic Sciences
The institute where Blat pursued further linguistic training.
Abraham Cohen School for Boys
School for boys whose administration was entrusted to Henry Biglajzen by the community.