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Magid of Mezhbuzh
Identified as the teacher of the Magid of Stepin.
Rabbi Yona Rosenfeld
Wealthy donor and officer of the kloyz.
Israel Liberman
Listed among the kloyz’s organizers and treasurers.
Meir Shain
Listed among the kloyz’s organizers and treasurers.
Shmuel-Yosel Mohl
Listed among the kloyz’s organizers and treasurers.
Moshe Alster
Listed among the kloyz’s organizers and treasurers.
Mendele, Rebbe of Olesko
Prayed regularly at the kloyz until his death.
Rabbi Meshulam Altshter
Led relief efforts for wartime refugees with his colleagues.
Rabbi Hirsh Shrintzel
Listed among the kloyz’s treasurers.
Yudel Fransler
Listed among the kloyz’s treasurers.
Sikstuska Synagogue
A historic synagogue on Ainukha Street serving Lviv’s aristocratic Jewish residents.
Shmelka Rokah
A named learner associated with the synagogue’s study house.
Shmelka Horowitz
President of the Lviv Jewish community.
Libish Wahl
One of the heads of the Jewish community.
Iser Wahl
Brother of Libish Wahl and community associate.
Vavtsi Kahana
A prominent communal activist associated with the synagogue.
Yosili Papirs
Rabbi from Brody and father-in-law of Vavtsi Kahana.
Yaakov Witelis
President of Mizrahi and later Agudat Israel in eastern Galicia.
Mizrahi
Organization led by Yaakov Witelis before his later Agudat Israel leadership.
Sasov-Pomerin Kloiz
A Lviv prayer and study house established for refugees from Galicia.
Alexander Zisha Papoi
Benefactor who helped establish the kloiz.
Benjamin Zeev Shainblum
Rabbi honored by the kloiz and disciple of Uri of Strelisk.
Itshe-Meir Etinger
Kloiz leader who later became chief rabbinical judge in Lviv.
Mordechai Berz-Rappaport
Named among the leaders and worshippers of the kloiz.
Wexler family
Family named among the kloiz’s leaders and worshippers.
Saul Papirna
Named among the kloiz’s leaders and worshippers.
Chortkiv Hasidim
Hasidic followers who lived near and attended the kloiz.
Zidachiv Hasidim
Hasidic followers who lived near and attended the kloiz.
World War I
War whose outbreak brought Galician refugees to Lviv.
Kotlyarska Street
Street in Lviv where Rabbi Shlomo of Sasov lived with his family.
Shlomo of Sasov
Hasidic leader who fled to Lviv with his extended family during World War I.
Landa family
Family member whose house hosted Shlomo of Sasov in Lviv.
Rabbi Y.
A rabbi who died in Lviv after several years.
Rabbi Y.'s dynasty
Rabbi Y.'s sons and sons-in-law formed several courts.
Rabbi Shalom Toib
Rabbi Shalom Toib was a son-in-law and communal judge of Pomorin.
Pomorin
A community near Sasov associated with Rabbi Shalom Toib.