Lwów
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Terebovlia
Terebovlia is identified as a center for supporters of the Jewish Enlightenment.
Kashovitz
Kashovitz, described as Karpfor's son-in-law, helped promote the Jewish Enlightenment.
Buba
Place where Tarler taught privately after leaving his father-in-law’s home.
Aryeh Leib
Teacher’s daughter married Aaron Hayyim Rapoport’s son or associate.
Ketzot HaChoshen
Work attributed to Aryeh Leib in the passage.
Shai Rapoport
Rabbi named in a section heading about the intellectual circle.
Our genius rabbi
A rabbi whose sermon was delivered before the ark.
Government ministers
Officials who ordered community leaders to attend the sermon.
David Hakar
Author of a work translated in the passage.
Rabbi Hirsch Rozanisch
Rabbi who opposed Hasidism in Lviv.
Abraham son of Eliezer Mankis
Parnas who signed the 1792 ban against Hasidim.
Joseph
Joseph is mentioned in connection with Josephinist Jewish policy.
Isidor
Jewish young man who assisted as a medical aide.
Anton Lubomirski
A prince and commissioner who supported Poles and showed understanding toward Jews.
Dr. Goldberg
A famous Jewish physician in Lviv between 1839 and 1870.
Dr. Blumenfeld
A noted Jewish lawyer in Lviv.
Dr. Menkes
A noted Jewish lawyer in Lviv.
Dr. Klahr
A noted Jewish lawyer in Lviv.
Dr. Mahel
A noted Jewish lawyer in Lviv.
Dr. Maximilian Landsberger
A noted Jewish lawyer in Lviv.
Yaakov Rapoport
Physician who studied philosophy and medicine and settled in Lviv.
German-Jewish primary school
Proposed school intended to provide regular education for Jewish children.
Court Committee for Education
Committee that approved the community’s school plan on 16 April 1844.
Temple school
School associated with the Temple project and directed by Abraham Cohen.
von Wiedmann
Court counselor responsible for investigating Jewish laws in 1833.
Berman Bedekental
A person from Bolikhiv, apparently from the Barbulikhover family.
Barbulikhover family
A family to which Berman Bedekental apparently belonged.
Mintz
Mintz argued that civil and economic equality mattered more than education under prevailing political conditions.
Jewish community of Lakow
The passage discusses conflicts and cultural changes among Lakow's Jews.
Yehuda Shor of Brody
Influenced the censor to order suppression of Roeh Umevakker.
Ha-Ro'eh
Publication criticized for its negative and personal polemical style.
Robert Heran
Polish statesman who prepared a petition to the emperor.
Prince Leon Sapieha
Leader of the delegation presenting the signed petition.
David Horowitz
Jewish participant from Lviv.
Shnir Paplovsky
Polish historian who mentioned Klemens Kolisher.
Baiyatsu
A 1863 poem expressing psychological conflict and patriotism for Poland.