Lwów
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Count Gaisarok
Governor whom Barak Yoslevitz addressed with a military proposal.
Ignatz Krater
Christian partner in leasing the meat tax.
Heintzman
Lessee of the meat tax mentioned in a proposal for poor relief.
Kopler
Named partner in leasing tax revenues in eastern Galicia.
Tuvia Steinberg
Named partner in leasing tax revenues in eastern Galicia.
Monish Finkelstein
Presented proposals to the authorities concerning Jewish taxation and military service.
Menachem Shnair
Proposed reforms concerning military service, taxation, and Jewish education.
Count Gallenberg
Headed the education committee under the gubernium.
Kindermann
Arrived in 1785 and began organizing education in Galicia.
Maria Theresa
Empress who agreed to support Jews affected by the Stryi fire.
Joseph II
His reign is mentioned in connection with educational reforms.
Homberg
An educational official involved in school administration and enforcement.
Hirsch Seligman
Teacher in Lviv during 1790–1795.
Meir Epstein
Teacher in Lviv during 1790–1795.
Levi Poper
Teacher in Lviv during 1790–1795.
Benjamin Greibaum
Teacher in Lviv during 1790–1795.
Barta Mendelssohn
Teacher at the girls’ school in Lviv during 1790–1795.
Shimon
Homberg's brother, appointed as a teacher.
Morgentau
A school administrator whose resignation preceded Nathan Gontzenhausen's appointment.
Nathan Gontzenhausen
Appointed director of the elementary school.
Haim Menshel
A merchant from Lviv who proposed educational reforms.
Menachem Shnaier
A Jewish man who proposed becoming an inspector of teachers.
Emperor Franz I
The emperor expressed dissatisfaction with Jewish schools in 1793.
Grontzenhausen
The director of the school in Lviv was questioned about complaints in 1795.
Aharon ben-Zekharia Fridental
Educator who directed teacher-training courses in Lviv.
Aharon Fridental
Director held responsible for declining enrollment at the Jewish teachers' seminary.
Yoel Turnai
Teacher whose statements identified obstacles to developing schools in Lviv.
Shimon Poper
Teacher whose statements identified obstacles to developing schools in Lviv.
Benjamin Grinbaum
Teacher whose statements identified obstacles to developing schools in Lviv.
Tuvia Steinberg
National candle-tax lessee named in connection with Homberg's income.
Solomon Wolf
Jewish student at the University of Lviv who received an annual scholarship.
Moses Poter
Jewish student at the University of Lviv who received an annual scholarship.
Friedenthal
Named as one of the first Haskalah pioneers in Lviv.
Aharon-Moshe ben Tzvi Lviv
Scholar who authored Hebrew grammar works in the 1760s.
Pinhas Eliyahu Horowitz
Disseminator of the Haskalah who was born in Lviv and traveled widely.
Nachman Reim
Wealthy admirer and supporter who housed Pinhas Eliyahu Horowitz.