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Religious School
School where Abraham Cohen taught and served as director.
Lvov Jewish community
Jewish community whose religious life is described.
Abraham Cohen
Became a preacher in Lvov in 1844.
Gymnasiums in Lvov
Schools where Cohen was expected to teach religion.
Normal School in Lvov
Planned school where Cohen was expected to oversee religious instruction.
Yehoshua Avram
A cantor received in 1844 to establish and train the Temple choir.
Normal School
School headed by Kohen after it opened.
Judah Samuel Kantor
One of the first sextons of the Temple.
Shlomo Blumenfeld
One of the first sextons and a speaker at the Temple dedication.
Rabbi Jacob Ornstein
Rabbi of Lviv who died in 1839.
Temple in Ternopil
Temple founded by Yosef Perl, where Yehoshua Avram served as cantor.
Kolisher
Elected as a replacement warden in 1850.
Joshua Yolam
Elected as a replacement warden in 1850.
Isaac Aaron Rahnstein
Appointed as a Temple warden in 1852.
Abraham Beiser
Appointed as a Temple warden in 1852.
Dr. Bernard Sternberg
Served as a Temple warden in 1858.
Dr. David Diamond
Served as a Temple warden in 1858.
Motel Bruin
Served as a Temple warden in 1858.
Simon (Leon) Schwabacher
Preacher appointed in 1857; later became an official rabbi and preacher in Odessa.
University of Tübingen
Awarded Schwabacher a doctorate in philosophy.
Odessa
City where Schwabacher became an official rabbi and preacher.
Abram
Cantor who left Lviv and was accepted as a cantor in Odessa.
Dr. Chaim Jolowitz
Candidate in the competition for Lviv community preacher.
Moritz Hirschfeld
Candidate in the competition for Lviv community preacher.
Bernard (Issachar Bar) Lowenstein
Candidate elected by a large majority as Lviv community preacher in 1862.
Moshe Roman
Deputy who performed the cantor’s duties after Abram left Lviv.
Oswald Weiss
Cantor accepted in Lviv in 1862 and well regarded by worshippers.
Nathan Adler
Rabbi under whom Lowenstein studied in Hanover and later served as rabbi in London.
Hanover
City where Lowenstein studied.
University of Prague
University where Lowenstein studied.
Jacob Joseph Ettinger
Rabbi with whom Lowenstein studied.
Mansdorf
A government representative who attended Lowenstein’s sermons.
Lipman Zunz
Honored at a seventieth-anniversary celebration.
Maccabi Fire Brigade Conference
Conference at which Lowenstein conducted prayers.
Heichal
Synagogue where Lowenstein conducted prayers and preached.
Society for the Pursuit of Wisdom, the Good and the Just
Society before which Lowenstein frequently lectured.