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Hailpern died in Vienna
Hailpern died in Vienna in 1927.
Zeitz moved to America
Moshe Yehoshua Zeitz moved to America in 1921.
Schneider’s deportation from Budapest
A deportation order led Schneider to leave for Liverpool in 1937.
Eliyahu Karner serves at the Heichal
Eliyahu Karner served as deputy cantor at the Heichal from 1879 to 1929.
Shlomo Eydelshtain accepted as deputy cantor
Shlomo Eydelshtain was accepted as a deputy cantor in 1931.
Birth of Mordechai Schnurmacher
Mordechai Schnurmacher was born in Drohobych in 1882.
Israel Alter's birth
Israel Alter was born in 1901.
Israel Meizels moved to Vienna
Israel Meizels moved to Vienna in 1929 to continue studying music and cantorial singing.
Israel Alter moved to Vienna
Israel Alter moved to Vienna at age seventeen.
Israel Alter served in Hanover
Israel Alter served as cantor at Hanover's main synagogue from 1925 to 1936.
Israel Alter served in Johannesburg
Israel Alter served as chief cantor in Johannesburg from 1936.
Abraham Kaplan served at Heichal
Abraham Kaplan served as a choir conductor at Heichal from 1874 to 1916.
Moshe Schneider served at Heichal
Moshe Schneider served as a choir conductor at Heichal from 1916 to 1920.
Bezalel Kinstler served at Heichal
Bezalel Kinstler served as a choir conductor at Heichal from 1924 to 1932.
Jewish Street founded
Jewish Street was founded in 1387.
Fire in 1571
A fire almost destroyed the Jewish quarter and Ruthenian quarter.
Fire in 1616
A fire almost destroyed the Jewish quarter and Ruthenian quarter.
Royal approval of rental regulation
King Augustus II approved the regulation on 11 April 1710.
Explosion at the armory near the city wall
An explosion at the armory by the ghetto wall destroyed some ghetto houses.
Swedish invasion
A Swedish invasion in 1704 contributed to destruction of houses in the ghetto.
Count of Jewish shops
Seventy-one Jewish shops were counted without licenses in 1738.
Transfer of Kamienica Daktarovska
The building passed to Israel ben Yosef in 1767.
Purchase of Kribs House
Aharon ben Reuven purchased Kribs House in 1601.
Founding of the synagogue
Isaac ben Nahman founded the synagogue in 1582.
Synagogue reopening
The synagogue reopened on the Sabbath after Purim in 1609.
Yeshiva founded at Blaharska 28
Yisrael ben Yosef Eidels founded a yeshiva in the house at Blaharska 28.
House at Blaharska 28 burned
The house at Blaharska 28 burned in 1837.
Joanna Planer directed the girls' school
Joanna Planer directed the girls' school until 1914.
Great fire of 1623
A fire destroyed the synagogue and 1,200 houses, including all Jewish homes.
Synagogue rebuilding in 1632
The synagogue was rebuilt in 1632 near Pozabsky Courtyard.
Chaim Rappaport participated in a debate with Frankists
Chaim Rappaport participated in a debate with Frankists in 1759.
Arthur Rapfudert appointed university lecturer
Arthur Rapfudert was appointed lecturer in classical languages at the University of Lviv.
Yona participated in battles
Yona participated in battles before moving to Lviv.
Frans family moved to Lviv
The Frans family moved to Lviv after leaving Podolia.
Bick family moved to Lviv
The Bick family moved from Podolia to the state capital after peasant unrest.
Maximilian married Maria Krapfer
Maximilian married Austrian noblewoman Maria Krapfer von Marianowart.