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Feivel Reizer killed in Zaloczow Aktion
Feivel Reizer was killed during the Zaloczow Aktion in summer 1942.
Mordechai Rabinowitz murdered at Janowska
Mordechai Rabinowitz was murdered at Janowska camp in summer 1943.
Abraham Rotfeld dies
Abraham Rotfeld died naturally after suffering a stroke in spring 1942.
David Schreiber murdered during ghetto liquidation
David Schreiber was murdered during the liquidation of the ghetto in June 1943.
Shuderikh leaves the ghetto
Shuderikh left the ghetto with young people in winter 1943.
Max Shaaf deported to Belzec
Max Shaaf was deported to Belzec in August 1942.
Jewish writers delegation visits Moscow
The Lviv Jewish writers delegation was invited to visit Moscow in 1940.
Benjamin Shor murdered
Benjamin Shor was killed in November 1942.
Yoel Spiegel’s death
Yoel Spiegel died of typhus at the end of 1942.
Rabbi Hillel Shperber’s death in Zbarazh
Rabbi Hillel Shperber died under torture when German forces entered Zbarazh in July 1941.
Lviv fairs
Annual fairs where Jewish merchants were permitted to trade.
Judgment ordering Jewish residents and shopkeepers to leave areas outside the Jewish quarter.
The judgment required Jews to vacate residences and shops outside the Jewish quarter.
Christian riot against Jews in Lviv
A Christian crowd attacked Jewish shops, looted property, and destroyed homes.
Judgment of 17 May 1764
A judgment removed two leaders, fined one person, and released three others.
Kościuszko Uprising
Uprising during which Yoslevitz founded a Jewish volunteer regiment.
1831 revolt
A revolt in 1831 is mentioned as preceding the Polish national-political consolidation.
Polish revolt of 1830–1831
Polish revolt mentioned as influencing public recognition of the Jewish issue.
Community memorandum
A memorandum described restrictions and financial levies imposed on Jews.
Delegation presenting the community memorandum
A delegation presented a community memorandum seeking abolition of candle and meat taxes.
Italian War
War whose failure preceded political changes in Austria.
1878 Lviv Rabbinical Conference
Rabbis assembled in Lviv to oppose implementing a rabbinical seminary.
1846 Galicia events
Events in Galicia in which many Polish nobles were killed by peasants.
World War I
War whose outbreak brought Galician refugees to Lviv.
Great fire of 1352
Great fire after which an older synagogue building was established.
International Congress of Historical Sciences, Warsaw 1933
International congress where a lecture on cultural elements was delivered.
Fifth Congress of Polish Historians, Warsaw 1930
Congress where lectures on Jewish historiography in Poland were delivered.
Petliura Action
Anti-Jewish violence in which Ukrainian nationalists abducted and killed Jews.
Fur operation
German authorities requisitioned fur clothing and wool goods from Jews.
Deportation operation
Operation in which German authorities sought Jewish assistance.
Nazi destruction
Nazi destruction after which only a few lawyers remained alive.
Vitamin race
A forced event lasting from 6 p.m. until midnight.
Nieszawa statute affecting Jewish privileges
The November 1454 Nieszawa statute revoked privileges previously granted to Polish Jews.
Recruitment of Crusader Bands
Crusader bands were recruited in 1463 to aid Hungary against the Turks.
Royal regulation restricting Jewish commerce in Lviv
A king, not identified in the immediate passage, issued a regulation restricting Lviv Jews' trade, retail sales, and storage.
Death of Abraham de Mosso
After Abraham de Mosso died, his two sons took over business management.
Christian artisan guild organization
Christian artisans in Lviv were organized in 25 guilds by the mid-fifteenth century; no exact year is supported.