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Shimshon Harav
Rabbi and communal leader memorialized as murdered near Lviv.
Mashka son of Chaim
Rabbi memorialized as having died in martyrdom near Lviv.
Yehuda Leib son of Samuel
Rabbi Yehuda Leib, head of the rabbinical court.
Shlomo
Rabbi Shlomo is named as a Torah scholar in an inscription.
Shmuel
Shmuel is commemorated as a community leader who was killed during persecution.
Mordecai Hakohen
Mordecai Hakohen is commemorated as a community leader who died for sanctification of God’s name.
Judah son of Solomon
A young scholar killed by violent attackers near Lviv.
Nahman son of Solomon
A rabbi killed in Lviv for sanctifying God’s name.
Meir son of Meir son of Menahem, Levite cantor
A Levite cantor killed while sanctifying God’s name.
Ozer son of Solomon
A person killed by violent attackers outside Lviv.
Haim Moshe HaLevi
Person memorialized as having died for the sanctification of God's name.
Azriel Avigdor
Person memorialized as having died for the sanctification of God's name.
David son of Isaac Nahmish
A young Torah scholar murdered near Lviv on 6 Iyar 5424.
Chaim
A fifteen-year-old Torah scholar murdered by assailants.
Eliyahu son of Samuel
Father of Isaac and Eliezer, described as a prominent rabbi.
Kiknish family
The Kiknish family’s gravestones bear a heraldic motif of two fish.
Levi Isaac Kiknish
Levi Isaac Kiknish is identified in an example tombstone inscription.
Levi Jacob Kiknish
Levi Jacob Kiknish is described as a rabbi and head of a yeshiva in Lviv.
Levi the Physician
A rabbi and physician who served as rabbinic judge and head of a yeshiva in Lviv.
Yaakov Kiknish
A rabbi associated with Levi the Physician in a historical account.
Kalman of Worms
A prominent rabbi mentioned as known throughout the Jewish diaspora.
Provence
A region associated with Avraham of Cologne’s pious group.
The Taz
A rabbinic authority who praised the Miyona family’s work.
Buber
Scholar who criticized Suchestaver while relying on his work.
Karo
Scholar who criticized Suchestaver’s work.
Author of Tosafot Yom Tov
A rabbinic author who participated in the controversy.
Matzevat Kodesh
A publication cited with Lviv editions from 1860, 1864, and 1869.
Dr. Rosh
Commander of an extermination company who described killings in Lviv.
Shangert
Officer whose special company was brought to Lviv for the operation.
Shangert's special company
Special company brought from Krakow to participate in the operation.
Zamarstynovska Street 3
Lviv prison address where Jews were taken.
Kazimir Street
Street where Brigidki Prison was located.
Platsinska Street 59
Gestapo location where Jews were taken.
Henrik Shlem
An editor of a Polish-language daily newspaper.
D. D. Igl
An editor associated with the Polish-language daily newspaper Chwila.
Saint Anna Street
Street where Jewish homes were attacked during a German reprisal.