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Birth of Philip Mansch
Philip Mansch was born in Lviv on 17 March 1838.
Filim Zucker arrested for aiding Polish rebels
Police found military uniforms in Zucker's home; he was arrested and sentenced to imprisonment.
Josef Lebkowicz arrested
Police searched Lebkowicz's home and found material suggesting involvement in the Polish uprising.
Yikles arrested
Yikles was arrested with Lebkowicz and later completed his studies after release.
Christian riot near Yelovova Street
Christians rioted after a false report about a Christian apprentice killed in the Jewish quarter.
1863 uprising activity in Lviv
Jewish participants supported or opposed the Polish uprising in Lviv during 1863.
Moritz Weber joined the rebel unit
Moritz Weber enlisted in a rebel unit after participating in the 1831 uprising.
Moshe Beizer completed medical studies in Vienna
Moshe Beizer completed medical studies in Vienna in 1835.
Adoption of municipal regulation
The council adopted the regulation on 9 October 1865.
Blacardi submitted a report to the emperor
Blacardi submitted a report concerning Lviv’s regulation on 28 September 1866.
Jewish emigration from Galicia, 1870–1880
Galician Jews emigrated to Vienna, Bukovina, Romania, and Hungary.
Jewish emigration from Galicia after 1881
Jewish emigration from Galicia increasingly turned toward the United States after 1881.
Opening of the Lviv Stock Exchange
The Lviv stock exchange opened on 1 January 1867.
Election of a new community committee
A new community committee with mostly enlightened members was elected in 1868.
Founding of an association promoting Polish
An association promoting Polish among Jewish residents was founded alongside the school-language decision.
Founding of Shomer Yisrael
The association Shomer Yisrael was founded to support a newspaper for Jews.
1870 election in Lviv
Herman Frankel was elected in Lviv as a Shomer Israel candidate.
Goldman settles in Lviv
Bernhard Goldman settled in Lviv in 1870 after participating in the 1863 Polish uprising.
Electoral committee established in Lviv
Galician Jewish representatives gathered and elected a central electoral committee.
Establishment of the first soup kitchen
The first soup kitchen was established in 1874.
Death of Rabbi Shaul Nathanson
Rabbi Shaul Nathanson died on 4 March 1875.
Tzvi-Hirsh Ornstein arrived in Lviv
Tzvi-Hirsh Ornstein came to Lviv on 22 June 1875.
Bernhard Goldman settles in Lviv
Bernhard Goldman settled in Lviv in 1870.
Dorshei-Shalom Association founded
The Dorshei-Shalom Association was founded in 1878.
Galician Jewish Communities Congress
Representatives of 25 communities met for four days to discuss organization and communal institutions.
1878 Lviv Rabbinical Conference
Rabbis assembled in Lviv to oppose implementing a rabbinical seminary.
Founding of Makhzikei HaDat
Religious Jews established the organization Makhzikei HaDat.
1879 community committee elections
Community committee elections were held in three constituencies, producing named elected members.
1879 Vienna parliamentary elections
Parliamentary elections were held in Vienna in 1879, involving Jewish and Polish electoral cooperation.
Lviv rabbis’ assembly
Rabbis from Galicia and Bukovina assembled in Lviv on 15 February 1882.
Founding of Agudat Ahim
Dr. Goldman and Dr. Philip Zucker founded Agudat Ahim in 1880.
Jewish refugee transit through Lviv
Tens of thousands of Jewish refugees from Russia passed through Lviv en route to America.
Founding of Ohel Moshe School
Preacher Lowenstein established Ohel Moshe School, enrolling 78 students.
Opening of an educational room in Lviv
An educational room opened in Lviv in March 1885 and enrolled 381 students.
Agudat Achim meeting
Agudat Achim convened a meeting in Lviv on 16 March 1890 about Jewish education and economic conditions.
Community committee decision
The Lviv community committee adopted a decision under Dr. Shimon Shaf's chairmanship.