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Founding of Ohel Moshe Talmud Torah

Lowenstein and Shimon Landau opened Ohel Moshe in 1883.

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Death of Dr. Lowenstein

Dr. Lowenstein died in 1889.

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Heichal twenty-fifth anniversary celebration

The Heichal celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary in 1870.

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Death of Dr. Loewenstein

Dr. Loewenstein died in March 1889.

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Birth of Dr. Yehezkel Karo

Dr. Yehezkel Karo was born in Pianybi in 1844.

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Appointment in Pilsen

Dr. Yehezkel Karo became rabbi and religious teacher in Pilsen in 1882.

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Move to Lviv

Dr. Yehezkel Karo moved to Lviv in 1891.

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Birth of Shmuel Gutman

Shmuel Gutman was born in 1864 in a poorhouse.

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Gutman studied at a rabbinical seminary

Gutman studied at a rabbinical seminary in Vienna and received a doctorate and ordination.

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Hekhal administration and renovation

The Hekhal building was renewed, an organ installed, and women admitted to choirs during the decade.

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Karo elected community rabbi

Dr. Karo was elected community rabbi after approval of a new community statute.

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Jewish studies circle organized

Gutman and Professor Toybms organized a Jewish studies circle in 1903.

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Association of Religious Teachers founded

The Association of Religious Teachers was founded in 1905 and published Ha-Or.

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Confirmation ceremony of Jewish girls

Jewish girls participated in a festive confirmation ceremony in 1902.

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Halpern left his cantor position

Halpern left his cantor position in 1911.

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Gutman enlisted as a military rabbi

Dr. Gutman enlisted and was sent to Bukovina as a military rabbi.

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Lviv was liberated

Lviv was liberated from the occupying force on 22 June 1915.

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Gutman returned to Lviv

Dr. Gutman returned to Lviv on 28 June 1915 and resumed his position.

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Karo died away from Lviv

Rabbi Dr. Karo died at age 70 after not returning to Lviv.

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Several Hekhal administrators died in Vienna

Yona Aherlich, Harmaz Datner, and Victor Manderkhovitch died in Vienna during the war.

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Transfer and burial of Rabbi Dr. Caro

Rabbi Dr. Caro’s coffin was transferred from Vienna to Lviv and buried before the war ended.

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Arrest of Dr. Wasser

Dr. Wasser was arrested after accompanying the officer during the search.

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Birth of Dr. Levi Freund

Dr. Levi Freund was born in Pshetynitsa in 1878.

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Appointment as acting rabbi

Dr. Levi Freund was appointed acting rabbi in 1920.

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Founding of Lviv school association

The Association of Elementary and Secondary Schools was founded in Lviv in 1919.

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Founding of the Hebrew Pedagogium

The Hebrew Pedagogium was founded in Lviv in 1920.

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Freund receives synagogue rabbi title

Dr. Freund received the title of synagogue rabbi in 1921.

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Freund elected community rabbi

Dr. Freund was elected community rabbi in 1928.

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Wasser invited as Lviv rabbi

Jehoshua Wasser was invited to serve as rabbi in Lviv in 1928.

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Death of Rabbi Dr. Gutman

Rabbi Dr. Gutman died in 1935.

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Death of Dr. Freund

Rabbi Dr. Freund died during Soviet rule in 1941.

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Nazi forces enter Lviv

The first Nazi army units entered Lviv on June 30, 1941.

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Anti-Jewish riots in Lviv

Ukrainians rioted against Jews the day after Nazi forces entered Lviv.

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Deportation of Jews to Brigidki Prison

Ukrainian militia took Jews to Brigidki Prison.

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Mass killing of Lviv Jews

Two thousand Lviv Jews were killed alongside the narrator's father.

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Destruction of the Temple

The Nazis destroyed the Temple completely.

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