Lwów
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Moshe Rigk
Named contributor to the planned second part of the book.
A. L. Shossheim
Named contributor who is marked deceased and associated with Buenos Aires.
Reuven Margoliot
Author of a section on rabbis and heads of yeshivas.
Zvi Karl
Author of a section on the religious life of Lviv Jews.
Zeev Zohar
Author of a section on synagogues and kloyzim.
Y. Pinkerfeld
Author of a section on synagogue architecture and art.
M. S. Gashuri
Author of sections on Hasidism and cantors of Lviv.
Z. Pinot-Finkelstein
Author of a section on types and personalities.
Haim Dov Friedberg
Author of a section on Hebrew printing in Lviv.
D. Kahana
Author of a section on the old Jewish cemetery.
P. Friedman
Author of a section on the destruction of Lviv Jewry.
Y. Shiloni
Author of a section on the final days of Jewish leaders.
N. M. Gelber
Author of a history of Lviv’s Jews.
Joseph ben Shachna
Person described as having a role in Jewish-city relations.
Yosef ben Shakhna
A Jewish wholesaler and influential financier active in trade and public tax leases.
Kazimir the Great
King who approved privileges and urban regulations involving Jews.
Boleslav the Pious
Ruler associated with the 1264 general privilege for Jews.
Ludwig of Anjou
Hungarian king who succeeded Kazimir in 1370.
Israel ben Petahia Isserlein
Rabbi whose responsa mention the Austria-Hungary trade route.
Joseph ben Moses Hochstadt
Student of Rabbi Israel Isserlein and author of Leket Yosher.
Solomon
Member of a three-person Lviv Jewish trading partnership in 1383.
Jacob
Member of a three-person Lviv Jewish trading partnership in 1383.
Ludwig
Ludwig died in 1382.
Jadwiga
Jadwiga was crowned Queen of Poland in 1384.
Wladislaus
Jadwiga continued Wladislaus's economic policy.
Moshe
A Turkish Jewish merchant agent for his brother Zechariah.
Zechariah
Moshe’s brother and supplier of goods from Turkey.
Abraham
A Jewish wholesaler from Constantinople dealing in spices.
Shakhna
A known wholesaler in Turkish silk fabric in Lviv.
Isaac Sokolovich
A Jewish merchant associated with the slave trade through Lviv.
Władysław II Jagiełło
King whose reign is dated 1386–1434 in the passage.
Walczko
A Jewish banker from Lviv who handled royal accounts and leased revenues.
Jacob Shlomkovich
A Jewish businessman from Lutsk who lent money to Lviv.
Levko of Kraków
A Jewish banker connected in business with Jacob Shlomkovich.
Gut
A Jewish tax farmer who held the customs lease at Chełm.
Wolczko
Jewish fish merchant who owned a house in Lviv’s Jewish quarter.