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Neta-Yona Teomim
Trustee of the shared Hasidic study hall.
Zeev-Wolf Neubauer
Trustee of the study hall, later residing in Bnei Brak.
Matityahu Weintraub
Sexton and Torah reader who welcomed people to the study hall.
Bnei Brak
City where Zeev-Wolf Neubauer was currently located.
Hugo Ulrich
Person credited with building the Great Study Hall in 1913.
Great Study Hall of Zanishinia
Great study hall built in 1913.
New Study Hall of Zanishinia
New study hall identified in a caption.
Craftsmen's Synagogue in Zanishinia
Synagogue associated with craftsmen.
Craftsmen's Group
Group whose synagogue hosted prayer, lessons, meetings, and charitable activities.
Synagogue of the Association of Craftsmen
Prayer house founded in the first half of the nineteenth century for hatmakers and fur-hat makers.
Dr. Bertild Marvin
Identified as the son of Rabbi Yeshayahu-Betzalel Menachem and a leader of the assimilationists.
Professor Dr. Meir Balaban
His grandfather and father attended the prayer house.
Moshe Reis
Hat merchant who purchased both houses in the early twentieth century.
Hasidim of Zidatchov
Hasidic group that maintained a kloyz in one of the rooms.
Rabbi Betzalel Magid Kloyz
Kloyz serving Hasidic worshippers and young Hasidic students in Lviv.
Rabbi Betzalel Magid
Son of the renowned scholar Rabbi Naftali HaKohen of Pozna.
Rabbi Naftali HaKohen of Pozna
Renowned scholar and author of Semikhat Hakhamim.
Aaron Lotvok
Known as a trustee of Rabbi Betzalel Magid Kloyz.
Rabbi Mordecai Zeev Lotvok
Identified as the son of trustee Aaron Lotvok.
Moshe Simon
Known as a trustee of Rabbi Betzalel Magid Kloyz.
Mifarsei Hayam Synagogue
Synagogue named for the author of Mifarsei Hayam, serving local scholars and householders.
Rabbi Yoseli Kloyz
Prayer and study place for Hasidim and pious people, including young students.
Sixtuska Shul
Large synagogue founded by Rabbi Shlomo Plats in the 1840s.
Rabbi Shmelka Horowitz
City leader and worshipper at Sixtuska Shul.
Rabbi Meshulam Salat
Head of the rabbinical court and worshipper at Sixtuska Shul.
Dr. David Kahana
Preacher at the synagogue until 1939.
Great Study House
Major study house and center for scholars in Lviv.
The Bach
Rabbi living in Krakow and father-in-law of Turei Zahav.
Agudat Binyamin Synagogue
Synagogue founded in 1904 by Benjamin Winitz and his wife Braindel.
Lyczakowska Street
Street where Agudat Binyamin Synagogue was located.
Braindel Winitz
Co-founder of Agudat Binyamin Synagogue with Benjamin Winitz.
Braindel Vinits
Cared for guests and supplied kosher food to hospital patients.
Vynik
Town near Lviv where eleven Jews were killed during the first pogrom.
Benjamin Vinits
Saved his family and fled to his son during the 1914 pogrom.
Meir Vinits-Karmi
Changed his name in Lviv and immigrated with his family to Israel.
Lychakivsky Street
Street where the government hospital was located.