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Zadok Balban
Large shopkeeper supplying fashionable goods to Polish nobles.
Getzel
Large shopkeeper supplying fashionable goods to Polish nobles.
Isaac-Zeev Rappaport
Jewish military supplier and tobacco, grain, and salt wholesaler.
Chaim Hainish
Lviv resident who reported against Isaac-Zeev Rappaport.
Lev Mimels
Founder associated with a liqueur factory.
Fishel Dobs
Founder associated with a liqueur factory.
Brunner
Operator associated with a brewery in Lviv.
Hauer
The governor-president rejected the community's request for tax relief.
Prince Metternich
He stayed in Lviv in 1823 and described Galicia's economic conditions.
Prince Lubkowicz
He assumed authority in 1826 and attempted economic reforms.
Menahem Shneyar
A Jewish proposer who submitted a plan concerning Jewish reform in 1805.
Reichman
A court adviser who reviewed Shneyar's plan in October 1805.
Johann Fidels von Eglit
A court adviser who prepared a memorandum on improving Galician Jewish conditions.
Freiherr von Hauer
A commissioner who surveyed Galicia in July 1816 and reported on Jewish dress.
von Eydmann
An advisor who proposed questions concerning Jewish dress regulations in 1820–1821.
Fishl Mizem
Jewish merchant and signatory of a petition concerning Jewish clothing.
Lev Mendelssohn
Jewish merchant and signatory of a petition concerning Jewish clothing.
Hirsh Rapoport
Jewish merchant and signatory of a petition concerning Jewish clothing.
Bar Modlinger
Jewish merchant and signatory of a petition concerning Jewish clothing.
Dr. Aharon Gusman
A Jewish physician identified as a promoter of the Jewish Enlightenment.
Rabbi Benjamin Zvi Natkish
Benjamin Zvi Natkish taught Hebrew, Bible, grammar, and foreign languages.
Mendelssohn
Mendelssohn is credited with the Biur commentary used in instruction.
Jacob Ornstein
Named as a participant in the Lviv intellectual circle.
Isaac Erter
Lived in Lviv from 1816 to 1819 and taught languages, mathematics, and history.
Judah Leib Pastor
Named among members of the intellectual circle.
Solomon Judah Rapoport
Named among members of the intellectual circle.
Mordecai Zvi Yalish
Identified as a scholar and scientist; father of Zechariah-Isaiah Yalish.
Zechariah-Isaiah Yalish
Moved later to Minsk and assisted Dr. Lilienthal.
Dr. Lilienthal
Named as an associate assisted by Zechariah-Isaiah Yalish.
Haim Lerner
Lviv-born polyglot who taught in Yaroslavl and translated Schiller.
Meir Halevi Letteris
Named as a friend of Haim Lerner.
Elijah Bardach
Member of the intellectual circle and author and translator.
David Bardach
Named as Elijah Bardach’s father.
Solomon son of Hayyim Baruch Brick
Lviv-born writer who lived in Germany and Vienna and died in London.
Isaac Levi Brick
Published his father’s second book in Vienna in 1873.
Joseph Tarler
Scholar who converted religions and became a censor of Hebrew books.