Lwów
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Municipality
The municipality was involved in a renewed conflict with Jews in 1791.
German School
School whose certificates were proposed as a requirement for apprentices.
Jewish hospital
Proposed hospital for the Jewish community and poor patients.
Vienna War Council
Council that rejected the proposal for Jewish volunteer forces.
Imperial court
Petitions could be submitted to the imperial court.
Lviv Jewish Community
Community involved in taxation, officials, and proposed welfare institutions.
University of Lviv
The university was established in Lviv on 3 July 1784.
First Gymnasium of the Government Education Network
Opened in Lviv on 1 September 1784.
School for Officers’ Children in Lviv
A school for officers’ children operated in Lviv.
First Jewish School Category
Provided compulsory reading and writing instruction in German.
Second Jewish School Category
Provided Talmud studies.
Higher Jewish School Category
Prepared rabbis and religious judges.
Teacher-training course in Lviv
Course established in Lviv to train suitable teachers under government supervision.
Jewish schools in Lviv
Jewish schools established and expanded in Lviv from 1788 onward.
University
University whose rector participated in the supervising governmental body.
Government Ministry
Government office to which the teachers’ council was administratively subordinate.
School in Lviv
School institution discussed in relation to Jewish education.
Lviv Teacher Seminary
Teacher-training seminary established in Lviv under educational authorities.
Jewish Teachers' Seminary
Seminary whose enrollment fell to one student in 1798.
Seminary
Seminary closed together with all Jewish schools in 1806.
District committee
Committee conducting religious-knowledge examinations for marriage licenses.
Gymnasium
School admitting Isaac Reuben Fuchs.
Jewish schools
Jewish schools whose teachers could receive entry licenses under an imperial decree.
Lviv Jewish schools
Schools whose teachers were exempted from a restriction on moving to Lviv.
School of the Benedictine Nuns
A school attended by Schwamberg’s two daughters.
Two bathhouses
The hospital maintained two bathhouses that were leased.
Governorate
Government authority receiving Shneyar's proposals.
Community Council
Jewish communal body Shneyar attempted to join.
Court Council
A body whose members reviewed the memorandum and largely supported equal civil rights.
Galician Diet Committee
Committee that decided in 1828 to grant citizenship rights to Jews by categories.
Galician Hebrew printing presses
Printing presses whose Hebrew books Tarler censored.
Aaron Hayyim Rapoport’s yeshiva
Yeshiva for students arriving from Galician cities.
Schools for boys
Schools established for boys in Lviv and Ternopil.
The synagogue
A synagogue where a large crowd gathered to hear the rabbi.
The small hall
A small hall described as unable to contain the crowds.
Temple synagogue
Synagogue built for the enlightened community.