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Deborah Fayerman
Hebrew school teacher and principal in Lviv; social welfare worker.
Lviv Hebrew elementary school
Hebrew elementary school directed by Deborah Fayerman.
Feivel Reizer
Jewish community secretary and active labor Zionist who aided ghetto prisoners.
Zaloczow
Town whose Jewish community and ghetto are mentioned.
United Workers of Zion
Political party in which Feivel Reizer was an active member.
Mordechai Rabinowitz
Journalist and writer; youth movement leader in Galicia.
Achva youth movement
General Zionist youth movement in Galicia led partly by Mordechai Rabinowitz.
Abraham (Adolf) Rotfeld
Journalist and General Zionist leader who represented Lviv Jews to Nazi authorities.
David Schreiber
General Zionist leader and head of the Palestine office in Lviv.
Sambor–Przemysl district
Polish electoral district represented by David Schreiber.
Yakov Shuderikh
Poet-worker who wrote Yiddish poetry and prose.
Group of young people
Young people who left the ghetto with Shuderikh.
Moshe Shimel
Poet who wrote first in Polish and later in Yiddish.
Dr. Max Shaaf
Jewish educator and director of a Jewish orphanage in Lviv.
Welfare department for those in need
Department where Max Shaaf worked as Dr. Landau’s deputy.
14 Bernstein Street
Office address where Max Shaaf came to help during the war.
Ber Shnafer
Tailor-worker, poet, and essayist who disappeared after deportation.
Jewish Writers Delegation from Lviv
Delegation that was invited to visit Moscow in 1940.
Zigmund Shor
Humorist writer and author of feuilletons who was murdered in January 1943.
Jenny Shor
Zigmund Shor’s wife and an important educated activist.
Benjamin Shor
Zigmund Shor’s son, described as talented and murdered in November 1942.
Moshe Shtokman
Head of the Hebrew elementary school on Zygmuntowska Street in Lviv.
Hebrew elementary school on Zygmuntowska Street
Hebrew elementary school in Lviv managed by Moshe Shtokman.
Yoel Spiegel
Veteran Jewish journalist in Lviv and contributor to Yiddish newspapers in New York.
Rabbi Hillel Shperber
Rabbi and leader of Mizrachi communities and movement in Galicia.
Mizrachi movement
Movement in Galicia led by prominent Rabbi Hillel Shperber.
Isaac
A personal name appearing in an errata entry.
Valley of Slaughter
A place name appearing in an errata correction.
Deborah
A person named in an errata list.
Esther
A person named in an errata list.
Yakov Kesselbrener: Between Heroism and Destruction
Kesselbrener's memorial-book account of the final liquidation, escape from the ghetto, hiding, armed resistance, and the murder of his family.
H. Barles
Chairperson of the Encyclopedia of Diaspora Communities company.
Nieszawa statute affecting Jewish privileges
The November 1454 Nieszawa statute revoked privileges previously granted to Polish Jews.
Recruitment of Crusader Bands
Crusader bands were recruited in 1463 to aid Hungary against the Turks.
Royal regulation restricting Jewish commerce in Lviv
A king, not identified in the immediate passage, issued a regulation restricting Lviv Jews' trade, retail sales, and storage.
Death of Abraham de Mosso
After Abraham de Mosso died, his two sons took over business management.