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Preacher Lewinstein
Shomer Israel leader who recommended candidates in 1869.
Dr. Julius Kolischer
Head of the Jewish community committee and advocate for Jewish schools.
Philip Zucker
Doctor and member of the leadership of the Dorsthei-Shalom association.
Rabbi Shimon Schreiber
Named among rabbis issuing a proclamation against the community conference decision.
Rabbi Zvi-Hirsch Ornstein
Named among rabbis issuing a proclamation against the community conference decision.
Das Roahre Yudentum
A Yiddish lithographic newspaper publishing polemical articles.
Konrad von Eibersfeld
Austrian minister who initiated the 1881 survey.
Bukovinian communities
Communities represented at the February 1882 rabbis’ assembly.
Alexander Świętochowski
Polish intellectual whose views influenced the Polish intelligentsia.
Eliza Orzeszko
Polish intellectual named among influences on the Polish intelligentsia.
Henryk Rabakowicz
Polish intellectual named among influences on the Polish intelligentsia.
Adam Sapieha
Person described as supporting Mironowicz's position.
Joshua Tahon
Named in the passage heading.
Dr. Zdzislaw Marchwicki
Participated in the 1890 meeting.
Dr. Joseph Warczynski
Participated in the 1890 meeting.
National committee
Negotiated with the Lviv community over the proposed seminary.
Nahum Sokolov
Candidate who delivered a strong Polish-language sermon in Lviv.
Dr. Yosef Tscher
Elected to the community administration in 1898.
Jemm Landa
Elected to the community administration in 1898.
Dr. Yaakov Horowitz
Elected to the community council in 1898.
Dr. Moritz Lazarus
Elected to the community council in 1898.
Shmuel Nevantsal
Elected to the community council in 1898.
Jewish Socialist Organization
Jewish workers left the Polish Socialist Party and formed this organization.
Pips-Foratinski
Listed among the 18 Jewish municipal council members.
Mahal
Listed among the 18 Jewish municipal council members.
Adiard Lilin
Listed among the 18 Jewish municipal council members.
Yakov Boyko
Yakov Boyko led the Polish Peasant Party and defeated Emil Bik electorally.
Breite Gas
A street associated with Spiegel's business.
Solomon Rapoport
An iron merchant in Lviv.
Zinger
A fur wholesaler in Lviv.
Kolo Rolnitse
The alternate name given for the Agricultural Union.
Fuhrer
An artistic metalworker known in Lviv.
Baruch Dorgahlem
Craftsman who moved to Vienna in 1907 and lived there until his death.
Arie Koruch
Person who influenced Ephraim Vashitz's interest in scouting.
Yom Kippur
Day on which communal authorities debated and later held synagogue prayers.
David Robenzahl
Member of a special committee handling relief and welfare affairs.