Lwów
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Christian Medics Guild
Organization owed 190 zlotys by the community.
Dominicans
Religious order owed 52,000 zlotys by the community.
Council of the Galilee Communities
Regional Jewish council that ruled for Rabbi Yehoshua in 1720.
Council of the Reisin region
Regional Jewish council in which Lviv was represented.
Merchants Association (Confraternity)
Association established in Lviv in 1767 to secure import advantages for members.
Peddlers’ association
Association formed to organize peddlers’ affairs and relations.
Christian Tanners Guild
A Christian guild that accused Jews of illegal hide exports.
Christian Craftsmen Guilds
Christian craft guilds seeking inexpensive raw materials and export restrictions.
Saddlers Guild
A guild named among those bringing cases against Jews.
Carpenters Guild
A guild named among those bringing cases against Jews.
Glaziers Guild
A guild named among those bringing cases against Jews.
Barbers Guild
A guild named among those bringing cases against Jews.
Smiths Guild
A guild regulating work distribution among craftsmen.
Podvoivoda office
An office supervising communal affairs, security, commerce, and elections.
Regional Committee
Committee involved in selecting and recognizing regional rabbis.
District councils
Regional Jewish councils mentioned among institutions targeted for abolition.
Austrian authorities
Authorities conducting a census and imposing restrictions in Galicia.
Vienna Post Office Ministry
Ministry that approved establishing a Jewish post station in Lviv.
Austrian administration
Austrian policy sought to reduce and regulate the Jewish population in Galicia.
Jewish council
Council that central authorities decided to abolish.
Governorate
Authority ordered to implement the liquidation of Jewish distilleries.
Central authorities in Vienna
Authorities rejecting arguments for retaining Jewish distillery leases.
Christian Merchants' Association in Lviv
Association whose representatives petitioned to restrict Jewish commercial rights.
Christian Artisans' Associations
Christian artisans' associations renewed opposition to Jews.
Christian Tailors' Association
Association that sought to exclude Jews from elections and apprenticeships in 1793.
Vienna authorities
Authorities that enforced regulations relocating Jewish residents and businesses.
Christian Merchants Association of Lviv
The association challenged exemptions and requested removal of wholesalers from the city.
Austrian government
Government that received a proposal for a Jewish military brigade.
Dąbrowski’s Polish Legions
Polish legions in the French army that Barak Yoslevitz later joined.
Yiddish-German Teachers Conference
Teachers’ council overseeing Jewish school administration under government supervision.
Lviv Jewish community council
Council sent supplies and collected funds for the Polish army.
District Ministry
Authority whose oversight was opposed by the municipality.
Court Chancellery
A Vienna government office proposing abolition of Jewish taxes in 1830.
Lviv Governorship
The provincial authority consulted about housing restrictions and property ownership.
Viennese authorities
Authorities that issued an order requiring Jews to replace traditional dress with European clothing.
Galilee Committee
Regional body whose leaders included members of the Mises family.