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Uri of Strylisk
Hasidic master called the Seraph and teacher of Shlomo Karliner.
Shlomo Karliner
Teacher of Uri of Strylisk.
Yehuda Zvi of Stratin
Successor to Uri of Strylisk who led the kloyz.
Wolf Shaynbloom
Led the Strylisk Kloyz until establishing his study house in Sixtuska.
Sixtuska
Location where Wolf Shaynbloom later established his study house.
Michael Kitover
Named among leaders of the kloyz.
Yaakov-Meshullam Nik
Named among leaders of the kloyz.
Rabbi Berli of Stratin
A Stratin Hasidic rabbi who came to Lvov and gathered remaining followers.
Rabbi Yehuda-Zvi of Stratin
Rabbi Berli’s father-in-law, identified as a Stratin admor.
Stratin-Strylisk Hasidim
Remaining Stratin-Strylisk Hasidim gathered at the kloyz.
The Kloyz
Prayer house serving local residents and passersby.
Shaul Greenberg
A follower of Rabbi Berli and owner of a renowned kosher restaurant in Lvov.
Shmuel Birnfeld
Named among Rabbi Berli’s final followers.
Shmuel Krauss
Named among Rabbi Berli’s final followers.
Moshe Puder
Named among Rabbi Berli’s final followers.
Yehuda Frans
Named among Rabbi Berli’s final followers.
Rabbi Shmuel Zeinvil
Rabbi Yehuda’s son and Rabbi Berli’s grandson; published Yavne in Lvov.
Yavne
An ultra-Orthodox monthly published in Lvov for several years.
Rabbi Leibish Strylisker
Rabbi Uri of Strylisk’s grandson who moved to Lvov and founded a prayer quorum.
Zhidachov Hasidim
Hasidic group involved in control of a synagogue.
New Kloiz
Kloiz established beside the synagogue and became an important regional center.
Belz Kloiz
Alternative name for the New Kloiz beside the synagogue.
Yehoshua of Belz
Person credited with inaugurating the New Kloiz.
Moshe Wolweli Mezuza
Author of Hidushei Ramaz who became visually impaired late in life.
Hidushei Ramaz
Book authored by Moshe Wolweli Mezuza and published in Lviv in 1935.
Naftali-Hirz Rapoport
Named as a member of the kloiz leadership or circle.
Mordechai Pelz
Managed the Belz society in the city and was close to the Belz rebbe.
Faivush Avner
Editor of Kol Machzikei HaDat.
Kol Machzikei HaDat
Newspaper edited by Faivush Avner.
Yoshua Haller
Young Hasidic scholar who influenced the younger generation.
Moshe Lustig
Community activist associated with the kloiz.
Leibel Broida
Rabbi and head of the rabbinical court of Lviv.
Lizhensk
Place associated with Moshe Rapoport's name.
Mendel Margushes
Editor of the religious weekly publications.
Margushes's father
Father of the editor of the Tagblatt in New York.
Rabbi Zvi Ornstein
Rabbi from Lviv who did not join Machzikei HaDat.