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Two Jewish communities of Lviv
Two Jewish communities developed during Władysław’s reign.
Jews of Lviv
Jewish residents of Lviv covered by the 1581 commercial compromise.
Jews outside Lviv
Jews outside the city who began trading on a large scale.
Jews expelled from western countries
Expelled Jews from western countries who came to Lviv.
Lviv townspeople
Urban residents who continued restricting Jewish commerce.
Craftsmen's Associations
Associations seeking to suppress Jewish commercial competition.
Jewish Merchants
Jewish merchants engaged in fur trading and negotiated successive contracts with the municipality.
Jews from Turkey
Jewish migrants from Turkey were prominent in the import trade.
Jewish Artisans of Lviv
Jewish artisans faced sustained competition from Christian artisans and served Christian customers.
Nobles
Nobles who needed Jewish brokers and overlooked the requested monopoly.
Suburban Jewish Community
Jewish community outside the city, distinct from the city community.
Jews of Poland
Polish Jews suffered severely during the 1648 crisis.
Lviv extramural Jewish community
The extramural community faced economic hardship and restrictions on trade.
Jewish community outside Lviv
The Jewish community outside the city represented at the tribunal.
Lviv Jewish quarter community
Jewish residents of Lviv's inner-city quarter.
Brody Jewish community
Jewish community described as developing after the decrees of 1648–1649.
Ternopil Jewish community
Jewish community described as developing after the decrees of 1648–1649.
Buchach Jewish community
Jewish community described as developing after the decrees of 1648–1649.
Zhovkva Jewish community
Jewish community described as especially developing after the decrees of 1648–1649.
Jews of the suburbs
Jewish residents whose homes were burned or destroyed for city defense.
Swedes
Army that captured Lviv in 1704 and attacked homes and synagogues.
Levov
Jewish community described as financially distressed and heavily indebted.
Out-of-city Jewish community
Community whose residents were the Reitzes brothers.
Levov Jewish community
The Jewish community discussed in the historical account.
Sasov Jewish community
Sasov had a community of five Jewish households subordinate to Lviv.
Przemysl Jewish community
The Przemysl Jewish community shared the regional tax burden with Lviv.
Zolkiew Jewish community
Zolkiew developed rapidly after beginning as a small community affiliated with Lviv.
Lesko Jewish community
Lesko was among communities developing around Lviv.
Zolochiv Jewish community
Zolochiv was among communities developing around Lviv.
Berezhany Jewish community
Berezhany was among communities developing around Lviv.
Satanov Jewish community
Satanov became the seat of the regional rabbi of Podolia.
Zolkiv
Zolkiv community opposed Lviv’s regional dominance.
Brody
Brody community represented in regional governance.
Buchach
Buchach community participated in regional opposition and representation.
Stryi
Stryi community represented in regional governance.
Tysmenytsia
Tysmenytsia community represented in regional governance.