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Dr. Grek
A senior Polish defense lawyer in Lviv.
Michael Bobrzyński
Professor and head of the Galician education committee in 1897.
Keren Ha-Or
An underground organization in which young Jewish assimilators participated.
Bartosz Brigades
A defense organization listed among Polish underground groups.
Dr. Tzartboim
Assimilationist activist mentioned in the passage.
Dr. D. D. Freser
Biographer of Przybyszewski, admired in Lviv Jewish circles.
Moritz Latsrum
Benefactor who established the Jewish Hospital before World War I.
Rohetiner
A person who helped organize the first Zionist association in Lviv.
Psil Blibakh
A woman who operated a well-known bookstore in the second half of the nineteenth century.
Han
Scholar who succeeded Hertz Homberg as censor.
Aaron Halevi
Ancestor of Chaim David, identified as his father.
Avraham Adil
Successor to Yehuda Leib Reis as proofreader at the printing press.
Meir David Shrentzel
Publisher named in connection with the second major edition.
Rabbi Zvi Hirsh Rozen
Yehudit's second husband.
Rabbi David Bradach of Lvov
Person whose son-in-law Rabbi Zadok was a proofreader.
Rabbi Elimelech son of Yaakov Chum
Participant in publishing a book in Lvov.
Zalazitz
Place associated with Rabbi Gabriel Goldberg.
Filersha Printing Press
Printing press that published Zaved Tov in 1795 and operated briefly.
Aaron Madpis
A Lviv printer who complained against Uri's printing credentials.
Aaron Cohen
A person who requested authorization to establish a Hebrew printing press in Lviv in 1815.
Elijah Mizrahi
The author associated with the work titled Malakhat HaMispar.
Uri's brother Solomon
Uri's brother Solomon brought a new edition of a work to print in Lviv.
Ruach Chen
A work on the wisdom of Solomon, abridged by Uri.
Siftei Yeshanim
A work to which Uri made additions and corrections.
Malakhat HaMispar
A work by Elijah Mizrahi, published by Uri with additions.
Sefer HaPlea
A new edition brought to print in Lviv by Uri's brother Solomon.
Abraham Yosef
Printer named in a 1857 legal dispute concerning printed material.
Joseph Schneider
Founded a printing press in 1844 with assistance from Issachar Baer.
Issachar Baer
Renowned type engraver who assisted Joseph Schneider.
Michael Franz Foremba
Opened a general printing press in 1850 with a Hebrew-printing department.
Anna Rubovitch
Acquired Franz’s printing press with her husband around 1879.
Felix Bednarski
Purchased the printing press and continued printing until 1902.
Franz Galinski
Founded a printing press in 1840.
Israel Baer
Founded the Hebrew printing press in the country, according to the passage.
Moshe Shulboim
Hebrew writer and translator who published in Lviv and died in Vienna in 1918.
The Age
Hebrew progressive weekly published in Lviv in 1871–1872.