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Busk
Birthplace of Konigsberglod.
Grodek-Jagiellonski
Town where Meshulam Ratig later lived and was killed during the ghetto liquidation.
Versailles
Site associated with the post–World War I peace conference.
Zaloczow
Town whose Jewish community and ghetto are mentioned.
Sambor–Przemysl district
Polish electoral district represented by David Schreiber.
14 Bernstein Street
Office address where Max Shaaf came to help during the war.
Valley of Slaughter
A place name appearing in an errata correction.
Leczyca
A place name appearing in the OCR.
Grunwald
Place identified as the site of the Polish victory in 1414.
Nieszawa
Place associated with a November 1454 statute.
Kashpitsa
Customs station where Jewish merchants transferred cattle.
Grodek
Customs station where cattle were recorded in 1548.
Raisin
Region included in the commercial agreement with Jews.
Toruń
Trade-fair location where goods were exported.
Road to Halychany
Road where a robber gang attacked traveling merchants.
Reisin
Region associated with the Galician regional committee.
Zaliztsi
Place associated with Israel Aydellis’s origin and business holdings.
Sundiyova Vyshnia
Place associated with an assembly praising the city's defenders.
Vishniya
Place of a sejmik that discussed the pogroms in 1670.
Raisin-Podolia-Bratslav region
Historical region in which Lviv community was described as a central community.
Adrianople
City where accusations against Shabbetai Tzvi were delivered to authorities.
Rzeszów
Community listed among Jewish populations obliged to defend cities.
The suburb
Area where all 57 taverns were held by Jews, according to the passage.
Shkotski Street
Street near the Jewish quarter where Jews rented apartments.
Serbska Street
Street near the Jewish quarter where Jews rented apartments.
Serbska and Shkotskyi Targ
Location of property purchased by Jews outside the Jewish Quarter.
Baryshnytsia
Place associated with complaints against Jewish intermediaries.
Starosta jurisdiction
An authority receiving annual payments from the community.
Kukizov
Kukizov was mentioned in connection with a Karaite population.
Halych District
Lviv district containing one Jewish school in 1790.
Skotzka Street
Street where Jewish home purchases were restricted.
Ulytsa Nova Street
Street where Jewish home purchases were restricted.
Halych suburb
Suburb listed in an 1825 population census.
Governorate
The authority receiving the merchants’ appeal.
Badaarska Street
A street named in the discussion of Jewish clothing and urban life.
Terebovlia
Terebovlia is identified as a center for supporters of the Jewish Enlightenment.