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Abraham Cohen
Preacher whose selection was opposed by Jacob Samuel Rapoport.
Rapoport family
Family including scholars, a metal merchant, and an early Zionist scholar.
Solomon Rapoport
Wealthy Hasidic iron merchant from the Rapoport family.
Samuel Rapoport
Early Galician Zionist and noted scholar of Jewish folklore.
Zionist movement in Galicia
Movement in which Samuel Rapoport was an early participant.
Jan Skarbek-Kruszewski
Artist credited with caricatures of Jewish types in Lviv.
Kolischer family
Family originating in Kalisz and established in Lviv in the late eighteenth century.
Nathan Kolischer
Wealthy member of the Kolischer family.
Ignatz Kolischer
Wealthy member of the Kolischer family.
Joseph Kolischer
Manager of the National Bank branch in Lviv and city council member.
Heinrich Kolischer
A prominent Jewish Austrian-Polish parliamentarian, economist, and industrialist in Galicia.
Reisner Street
Street where Kolischer's palace was located.
Yank Kolischer
Leo Kolischer's brother and Babette-Breindel's husband.
Babette-Breindel Kolischer
Yank Kolischer's wife and mother of Herman and Friedrich.
Herman Kolischer
An administrative official at the Mortgage Bank.
Friedrich Kolischer
A Kolischer family member known in the city as Fredzio.
Leiblinger family
A wealthy family associated with the Kolischer circle.
Mohrenberg family
A wealthy family associated with the Kolischer circle.
Laura Kolischer
Daughter of Yank and Babette Kolischer, married to Dr. Wilhelm Holzer.
Wilhelm Holzer
Physician married to Laura Kolischer.
Lowenherz family
A prominent landowning family that moved to Lviv in the mid-nineteenth century.
Sokal
Area where the Lowenherz family owned estates and mills.
Joseph Nach Lowenherz
A leading Lowenherz family member active in Galician agriculture and Polish uprisings.
Nach Lowenherz
A leading Lowenherz family member involved in Polish revolutionary activity.
Yona Lowenhertz
Participated in battles and later moved to Lviv.
Dr. Henrik Lowenhertz
Joined the Zionist movement while attending gymnasium.
Dr. Yosef Lowenhertz
Joined the Zionist movement while attending gymnasium.
Reitzes family
Moved to Lviv after the Free City was abolished and engaged in commerce.
Katriel Reitzes
Was among the founders of the Temple and contributed substantially to its construction.
Dr. Leon Reich
Named in a page heading or caption.
Maximilian Reitzes
Married Austrian noblewoman Maria Krapfer von Marianowart.
Maria Krapfer von Marianowart
An Austrian noblewoman who married Maximilian.
Schenfeld family
Identified as in-laws of the Lowenhertz family.
Landa family
Listed among families associated with the community.
Frans family
Originated in southern Russia and later settled in Lviv.
Dr. Yosef Frans
A prominent assimilationist who played an important communal role.