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Shimshon Wahllerner
Merchant whom Yenta Kahlman married after Rosanish’s death.
Kalonimus
Yenta Kahlman’s only son, who died three weeks after Wahllerner’s death.
Yenta Kahlman’s mother
Devout mother who removed and burned Yenta’s letters from Rosanish.
Prince Metternich
Austrian statesman who symbolized the regime of tyranny in the period described.
Franciszek Smilka
Polish statesman who prepared a petition to the emperor.
Florian Ziemialkowski
Polish statesman who prepared a petition to the emperor.
Heinrich Spitzer
Jewish victim listed among the fifteen dead.
Bernhard Herschmann
Jewish victim listed among the fifteen dead.
Yerachmiel Mises
Jewish leader who instructed Jews to sign the petition.
Dr. Oswald Menks
First Jewish signer of the petition.
Yehoshua Leib Horowitz
Jewish signer of the petition.
Rabbi Zvi-Hirsh Ornshtein
Rabbi named in the passage.
Stadion
Commissioner involved in events in Lviv.
Leopold Sacher-Masoch
Police director described as influencing Stadion’s position.
Isaac Judah son of Abraham
Author of a 1848 pamphlet addressed to Jewish residents of Galicia.
Fastenburg
Mayor who resigned after being disliked by the population.
Franciszek Smolka
Author of the petition concerning Lviv events.
Abraham Mizem
Jewish representative invited to the National Council.
Nirnstein
Participant in the delegation.
Rabbi Dov-Berish Meislish
Jewish representative in the delegation and committee.
Dr. Ziamialkowski
Lawyer who edited and translated the petition into German.
Dr. Alexander Sinkovsky
Lawyer who edited and translated the petition into German.
Rabbi Meizlish
Rabbi described as taking a clearly oppositional stance toward the authorities.
Meir Kalir
Representative from Brody appointed among the assembly’s city delegates.
Dr. Rosenhak
Physician from Kolomyia appointed among the assembly’s city delegates.
Emanuel Gal
Commander of the Jewish company in the National Guard.
Ritzi
Italian who displayed caricatures of Jewish guardsmen in his Lviv shop.
Abraham Maher
Publisher who issued a newspaper in Hebrew letters after censorship was abolished.
Johann Beiser
Physician and member of the National Guard who supported the Polish side.
Maurice Rapport
Physician and poet associated with German and Polish culture.
Rabbi Cohen
Jewish representative on the advisory committee.
Catholic priest
One Catholic priest listed on the advisory committee.
Hirsch Bernstein
Jewish representative on the municipal regulations committee.
Hertz Bernstein
Traditional leader criticized in enlightened newspapers.
Abraham Mohar
Named as a publisher of a Yiddish pamphlet in Lemberg.
Jacob Bodek
Led the Lviv Jewish enlightenment club.