Lwów
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A. Cohen
A named chamber member from Zurbno.
R. Weinberg
A named chamber member from Horodok.
Yosef Tom
An industrialist who established an early steam mill in Lviv.
Markus Dobs
An industrialist who established an early steam mill in Lviv.
Joshua Horowitz
A banker connected with the Rothschild Bank in Vienna.
Dr. M. Beizer
Named contributor or author appearing between sections discussing Goluchowski.
von Hopflinger-Bergendorf
Municipal leader who initiated debate and spoke in favor of Jewish merchants.
Salorian Zinger
Wholesaler who supported Jewish merchants’ rights during the municipal debate.
David Horowitz
Served on the community committee appointed in 1841.
Abraham Moses
Joined the community committee in 1854.
Samuel Cohen
Joined the community committee in 1854.
Dr. Alfred Nossig
Identified as the son of Ignatz Nossig.
Rabbi Simcha-Natan Ahlenberg
Served as acting rabbi after Jacob Ornstein’s death.
Rabbi Zvi-Hirsch
Mentioned as a rabbi in Zolkiew who met the legal qualification.
Rabbi Jacob-Isaac Jutesh
A Lviv-born scholar who declined the rabbinate and led a yeshiva.
Jacob-Isaac Jutesh’s father
Described as an outstanding scholar with a valuable library.
Rabbi Gabriel Sokhostav
His book included sermons by Jacob-Isaac Jutesh.
Rabbi Judah Samuel Rapoport
Jacob-Isaac Jutesh’s father-in-law and correspondent.
Yosef-Shaul Nathanson
Rabbi chosen by the Lviv community.
Mordechai-Zeev Eitinga
Scholar and president of the Austria Kollel in the Land of Israel.
Shimon (Leon) Schwabacher
Doctor selected as preacher at the Enlightened synagogue.
Eliezer Igl
Candidate for the preacher position and later rabbi in Chernivtsi.
Ephraim Israel Blicher
Moravian-born candidate and university lecturer.
Hillel Lachner
Member of Lviv’s educated circles.
Motti Labrown
Member of Lviv’s educated circles.
A. M. Mohar
Member of Lviv’s educated circles.
Shlomo Zalman Bernard
Member of Lviv’s educated circles.
Akiva Ludner
Teacher at the Jewish schools.
Shlomo Schlesinger
Teacher at the Jewish schools.
Leo Skler
Teacher at the Jewish schools.
Michael Wolf
Teacher, preacher, educational planner, publisher, and printer associated with Lviv.
Hayyim Deitschman
Rabbi whose yeshiva Michael Wolf attended in Trebitsch.
Count Thun
The communities appealed to Count Thun, the minister of religion.
Rabbi Samuel Deutsch
Rabbi from Sambor who influenced Meir Kalir.
A. M. Goldboim
Member of a temporary committee for a society branch in Lviv.
S. Kalharman
Member of a temporary committee for a society branch in Lviv.