Lwów
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Brody estates
Estates purchased for establishing a large timber industry.
Lviv Mortgage Bank
Bank founded in Lviv, with Maurici Lazarus among its founders and manager.
Dr. Yaakov Riamand
Lawyer and communal leader active in Lviv institutions.
Dr. Schleicher
Assimilationist Polish patriot and Lviv civic official.
Kyiv
City to which the Russians deported him in June 1915.
Baron Hirsch Foundation
Foundation associated with a Jewish educational network.
Heinrich Reitz
Austrian parliament member who published an open letter.
Dr. Hopka
Parliament member addressed in Heinrich Reitz’s open letter.
Haifa
City where the subject became Polish consul in 1927.
Bar Kokhba Academic Society
Academic society in Vienna, co-founded by the subject.
Mizrachi
Zionist movement led by the subject in eastern Galicia.
Leo Assel
Listed among the members.
Adolf Birnbaum
Listed member identified as a landowner.
Moritz Brandstetter
Listed member identified as an industrialist.
Rabbi Broida
Listed among the members.
Dr. Sigmund Bromberg-Bitkowski
Listed member identified as a professor.
Dr. Emmanuel Drezner
Listed member identified as a supreme court member.
Eliezer Goldberg
Listed member identified as a householder.
Dr. Moritz Holam
Listed member identified as a lawyer.
Adolf Lindberger
Listed member identified as a merchant.
Dr. Norbert Lilian
Listed member identified as a physician.
Shlomo Mandel
Listed member identified as a professor.
Rabbi Meshullam Salat
Listed among the members.
Leon Wahl
Listed member identified as a merchant.
Reuven Margoliot
Author of a history of rabbis and yeshiva heads.
Rabbi Levi ben Jacob Kiknish
First recorded rabbi and head of the religious court mentioned for Lviv.
Kalman of Worms
Rabbi described as the first rabbi of the two communities.
the two communities
Two communities whose first rabbi was Kalman of Worms.
Eliezer son of Menachem
Son-in-law of Kalman of Worms, with responsa reportedly published.
Israel of Bruna
Rabbi cited through his responsa.
David Gans
Author cited for listing heads of a yeshiva in Lviv.
Tzemach David
Book by David Gans cited as a source.
Yehiel Heilperin
Author cited for listing heads of a yeshiva in Lviv.
Seder HaDorot
Book by Yehiel Heilperin cited as a historical source.
Yehuda Leib son of Moses
Rabbi described as head of a yeshiva in Orishchyna.
Benjamin son of Moses
Rabbi praised for Torah learning and authorship.