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Konstantin
Russian place from which Baruch Kinstler came to Lviv.
Rovno
City to which Rabbi Zeidel traveled after seven years in Lviv.
Khyriv
Birthplace of Yisrael HaCohen Shor in Galicia.
Lodz
City where Dov-Ber Lobowitz later served at the Great Synagogue.
Stanislav
City where Mendel Finster-Rokach served as a cantor.
Rotterdam
City to which Mendel Finster-Rokach moved after serving in Lviv.
Birtsch
Place in Galicia where the cantor married at age eighteen.
Piestany
Resort town where the cantor went for treatment and served as a cantor.
Zurich
Swiss city reached during the cantor’s concert tour.
Chicago
American city where the cantor performed as a cantor.
Boston
American city where the cantor performed as a cantor.
Kremenchug
Birthplace of Shmuel Kantorov.
Poltava Governorate
Administrative region associated with Kremenchug.
Berdychiv
City where Bachman served as a cantor and singer.
Saint Petersburg
City where Bachman studied with Anton Rubinstein.
Rostov-on-Don
City where Bachman served as cantor.
Odesa
City where Bachman moved in 1879 and founded a mixed choir.
Zhytomyr
Birthplace of Yitzhak Hirsch Halevi Heilpern.
Kherson
City where Hailpern served as a cantor before moving to Lviv.
Savran
City in Podolia where Moshe Yehoshua Zeitz was born.
Yekaterinoslav
Russian city where Zeitz served as a cantor.
Boryslav
City where Zeitz served as a cantor.
Liverpool
The English city where Schneider lived after deportation.
Yugoslavia
The country where Alter Kimmer served as a cantor.
Debrecen
City where Meizels later served as a cantor.
Southport
English town where Meizels served as a cantor for three years.
Maltz Street
Vienna street where the Talmud Torah synagogue was located.
Johannesburg
South African city where Alter served as chief cantor from 1936.
South Africa
Country where Alter served as chief cantor in Johannesburg.
Old Market (Stary Rinek)
Central market of early Lviv, also called Stary Rinek.
Palace Hill
Hill near the boundary of the city wall.
Upon the Bridge
Popular name for a bridge over a channel near Lviv’s crossroads.
Jewish Gate
Gate providing access into the Jewish quarter.
New Jewish Street
Name used for Boyimov Street after the Austrian conquest.
Weapons Depot
Depot near wooden houses rented to Jews for residence and trade.
Ruthenian Quarter
Quarter almost destroyed by fires in 1571 and 1616.