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Founding of Hitahdut
Hitahdut, the first assimilated students’ club, was founded in 1907.
Founding of Barak Yoselevich Gymnasium Students’ Organization
An underground gymnasium students’ organization was founded in 1912.
Establishment of the Jewish Hospital
The Jewish Hospital was established before World War I by Moritz Latsrum.
Blat teaches in Brody
Gershon Blat worked as a gymnasium teacher in Brody until 1896.
Blat studies in Leipzig
Gershon Blat went to Leipzig for advanced study at an institute of linguistics.
Birth of Henry Biglajzen
Henry Biglajzen was born in 1856.
Death of Henry Biglajzen
Henry Biglajzen died in 1934.
Hebrew book censorship office established in Lviv
Austria established a Hebrew book review office in Lviv in 1782.
Ze’ev Wolf Latrim moved his printing press to Lviv
Ze’ev Wolf Latrim moved his printing press from Zolkva and worked in Lviv.
Chaim David established a printing press in Lviv
Chaim David established his printing press in Lviv in 1782.
Abraham Yosef Madpis’s Talmud printing project
Abraham Yosef Madpis began printing the Babylonian Talmud and completed the work eight years later.
Judah Solomon Rapoport founded a new Lviv press
Judah Solomon Rapoport founded a new printing press in Lviv.
German-language printing
The printer produced German-language pamphlets, apparently without a censor’s license, resulting in a fine and confiscation.
Yehudit establishes a printing press in Zolkva
Yehudit established and managed a printing press in Zolkva.
Yehudit transfers the press to Lvov
Yehudit transferred the printing press to Lvov.
Naftali Hirz Groisman opens a printing press
Naftali Hirz Groisman opened a printing press in 1793.
Death of Naftali Hirz Groisman
Naftali Hirz Groisman died in 1827, after which his press passed to his widow.
Zaved Tov printed by the Filersha press
The Filersha press printed Zaved Tov in 1795.
Uri received authorization to operate a printing press
Government authorization allowed Uri to establish and operate a printing press.
Uri began printing books
Uri began printing tractates for students and other books after receiving authorization.
Printing of Lashon Limudim
Lashon Limudim was printed in Lviv in 1810.
Opening of the Balaban printing press
Yehuda Leib Balaban’s printing press opened in 1839.
Transfer of the Balaban printing press
The Balaban printing press passed to Pinhas Moshe Balaban in 1851.
Michael Franz Foremba’s general press opened
Michael Franz Foremba opened a general printing press in 1850.
Felix Bednarski purchased the printing press
Felix Bednarski purchased the printing press and its typographic materials in 1886 and continued printing until 1902.
Moshe Shulboim born
Moshe Shulboim was born in 1828; his birthplace is unclear.
Moshe Shulboim died in Vienna
Moshe Shulboim died in Vienna in 1918.
David Tzvi Shargatzel founded a printing press
David Tzvi Shargatzel founded his own printing press after leaving his former position.
Abraham Yitzhak Mankes founded a printing press
Abraham Yitzhak Mankes established a press to publish a new Babylonian Talmud edition.
Mankes completed printing the Talmud
Abraham Yitzhak Mankes continued printing the Talmud until 1865.
Druker opened a printing press with Felker
Abraham Yehoshua Heshel Druker opened a press jointly with Zalman Leib Felker.
Berl Lieb Nakhlim founded a printing press
Berl Lieb Nakhlim founded his press in 1861.
Kugel partners founded a printing house
Kugel and partners founded a printing house in 1861.
Dov Berish Ludia and Tzvi Hirsch Sperling founded a printing house
Two printers founded a printing house in 1861.
Uri Zeev Wolf Salt opened a printing press
Uri Zeev Wolf Salt opened his press in 1864.
Yona Karpel acquired a printing press
Yona Karpel acquired the press in 1904.