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Edward Korzwil
A person from Lviv.
Polish Emigration
A political network whose envoys organized underground activity in Galicia.
Smarzowa
Village associated with Jakub Szela.
Krieg
Austrian official associated with administration in Galicia.
Gissing
Place where Rosenthal worked as a merchant and later teacher.
Varazdin
Place where Rosenthal spent his final years and died in 1871.
Gabriel Pawlikowski
Established a landowners' publication against the National Council.
Karol Szajnocha
Historian identified as editor of a political-literary weekly.
Count Agenor Gołuchowski
Polish official and council member who proposed creating a Ruthenian Council.
Sangushko
Named as a recommended representative of Jewish interests.
Lubomirski
Named as a recommended representative of Jewish interests.
Borkovski
Named as a recommended representative of Jewish interests.
Austrian Parliament
Parliament discussing constitutional provisions on religious freedom and Jewish rights.
Jablonowski
Member of the Galician Sejm and commander of the national guard.
Baumgarten
Minister whose report is cited in the chapter notes.
Abraham Kohen
Rabbi Abraham Kohen served as a preacher.
Hikhal
The leadership of the Hikhal was dissatisfied with Dr. Luntal.
Radainitz
Albert Kohen was rabbi in Radainitz, Bohemia.
Abtziye
Shmuel Adler was rabbi in Abtziye, Hesse, Germany.
Dr. Adler
Dr. Adler reportedly declined the offer to serve the Lviv community.
Ushvintzim-Vadovitz
A rabbi served in Ushvintzim-Vadovitz in 1856–1857.
Sidigia of the Sokal family
Known businesswoman from the Sokal family.
Miroslavsky
Political agent whose emissaries organized rebel committees and national-tax collection.
Rabbi Rapaport
A representative of Tarnopol in the April 1866 delegation.
Stieglitz
Stieglitz is named in connection with another case involving Jewish girls and a monastery.
Dr. Joseph Cohen
Dr. Joseph Cohen was president of Shomer Yisrael and defined its program.
Santo
Editor associated with the Vienna Jewish newspaper Die Neuzeit.
Rabbi Dr. Yalig
Editor associated with the Vienna Jewish newspaper Die Neuzeit.
Shlomo Kluger
Rabbi who taught Yitzhak Shmelkes in Rava-Ruska.
Zuravno
Place where Yitzhak Shmelkes served as rabbi beginning in 1856.
Berezhany
Town where Yitzhak Shmelkes served as rabbi from 1857 to 1868.
Beit Yitzhak
Work that contributed to Yitzhak Shmelkes's reputation as a scholar.
Association of Rigorosavim
Academic association whose vice-chair was Yaakov Riamand.
Dr. Shleicher Pilim
Lawyer and public figure active in Lviv municipal life.
Rabbi Abraham ben Jehiel of Kolonia
Rabbi described as a Portuguese exile and Torah scholar.
Rabbi Yehuda Leib ben Menachem
Head of a yeshiva described as deeply learned in Jewish law.