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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.
Karl Bodweiser moved his printing press
Karl Bodweiser moved his press from Krakow to Lviv in 1872.
Hayim Rohatin opened a printing press
Hayim Rohatin opened a press in 1883 for a religious newspaper.
Opening of Altstadt's printing press
A printing press belonging to A. M. Altstadt opened in 1847.
Publication of the second booklet
A second booklet containing 122 cemetery inscriptions appeared in 1862.
Sokhistav dies in Lviv
Sokhistav died in Lviv at age eighty, in poverty and severe hardship.
Caro appointed as preacher in Lviv
Caro was selected as a preacher at the Enlightened Hall in Lviv.
Birth of Meir Shmuel Balaban
Meir Shmuel Balaban was born in 1877.
Balaban enters the University of Lviv
Balaban entered the University of Lviv and studied law in 1895.
Balaban begins teaching
Balaban began teaching at a Baron Hirsch-founded elementary school in Gliniany.
Balaban transfers to the Tadeusz Czacki School
Balaban was transferred to the Tadeusz Czacki elementary school in Lviv in 1900.
Publication of a Polish bibliography
Blaban published the first Polish-language bibliography on Polish Jewish history.
Doctorate at the University of Lviv
Blaban received a doctorate in philosophy from the University of Lviv.
Austrian military chaplaincy service
Blaban served as an Austrian military rabbi in occupied Lublin from 1915 to 1918.
Founding of the Institute of Jewish Studies
Blaban and two scholars founded the Institute of Jewish Studies in 1928.
Balaban joined the first Zionist student group in Lviv
Balaban joined the first Zionist student group in Lviv under named spiritual leaders.
Balaban began publishing in 1897
A 1897 account describes Balaban submitting his first manuscript to the Zionist weekly.
Publication of research on community legislation
Balaban published research on Polish community legislation during 1910–1911.
Lecture at the International Congress of Historical Sciences
Mordechai Broyda lectured at an international historical sciences congress in Warsaw.
Lectures at the Fifth Congress of Polish Historians
Mordechai Broyda delivered lectures at the fifth Polish historians' congress in Warsaw.
Closure of the old Jewish cemetery in Lviv
The old cemetery was closed in 1855.
Construction of Beit Almin Shul
Beit Almin Shul was built near Shpitalna Street in the nineteenth century.
Attack on a Jewish funeral procession
A mob attacked mourners and damaged cemetery buildings near the Krakow Gate in 1631.
Clash during a Jewish funeral procession
A Christian procession encountered a Jewish funeral, causing violence and many Jewish injuries in 1636.
Death of Miriam-Marisha
Miriam-Marisha’s inscription records her death in 1378.
Founding of the Nahman Synagogue
Yitzhak ben Nahman funded construction of a synagogue in 1582.
Death of Roza
Roza is described as dying a natural death in 1635.
Killing of Adil
Adil is described as executed and killed for the sanctification of God's name in 1710.
Murder of Menachem son of Yitzhak
Menachem son of Yitzhak was reportedly murdered in Lviv on 8 Iyar 5424.
Murder of Eliezer son of Ashar
Eliezer son of Ashar was reportedly murdered near Lviv on 8 Iyar 5424.
Murder of Shimshon Harav
Shimshon Harav was reportedly murdered near Lviv on 8 Iyar.