Lwów
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Catholic cathedral
Site before which Lviv Jews swore the oath in 1773.
General Primary School in Lviv
A general primary school was founded in Lviv in 1783.
General School in the City
School directed by Kazimir Walahalfeil.
German-Jewish primary school
Proposed school intended to provide regular education for Jewish children.
Temple school
School associated with the Temple project and directed by Abraham Cohen.
School for Crafts
School whose establishment is listed among chapter topics.
General Jewish elementary school fund
The text referred to a Jewish elementary school fund established in 1806.
University of Dina
University where Leo Kolisher completed doctoral studies in philosophy.
General schools
Jewish youth entered general schools during a new educational period.
Hikhal
The leadership of the Hikhal was dissatisfied with Dr. Luntal.
Korits Shul
A large ornate synagogue serving Jews of the surrounding area.
Shomrei Shabbat Synagogue
A synagogue for Sephardim on Bar K. Yoslevitz Street.
Matzpim for Salvation Synagogue
A butchers’ synagogue on Slonczna Street.
Etz Chaim Yeshiva
Municipal yeshiva whose class was housed in Matzpim for Salvation Synagogue.
Spadkes Synagogue
Synagogue identified in a caption.
Great Synagogue in the City
Synagogue whose upper floors contained small synagogues.
Forshtat Shul
Great synagogue in the area outside the city.
Or Hayosher Mifrashei Hayam Synagogue
Lviv synagogue where Chaim Wolfish first served as cantor.
Mortgage Bank
Bank where Herman Kolischer worked as an administrative official.
Filersha Printing Press
Printing press that published Zaved Tov in 1795 and operated briefly.
Bernardine Archive in Lviv
Archive whose holdings were used for research on Jewish history.
Lviv City Archive
City archive consulted for research on Jewish history.
Kushbi Street School
A second hospital was established in the school.
Infectious Disease Hospital on Zamarstynovska Street 112
A hospital for infectious diseases operated at Zamarstynovska Street 112.
Lviv city command
Authority issuing the July 1941 order.
Bathhouse outside the ghetto
The bathhouse outside the ghetto was reserved for the militia.