Lwów
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Jewish hospitals
Hospitals established for Jewish patients.
Lviv Mercantile Court
Mercantile court associated with Mordechai-Berish and Markus Margoliot.
Craft School
Proposed craft school in Lviv.
Police
The police cooperated with the municipality in implementing residence measures.
Lviv hospital
A hospital reorganized by the community committee after severe decline.
Lviv Temple
Reform-oriented synagogue initiated and founded by Yaakov Rapoport and others.
Vienna Court Chamber
Government office issuing instructions concerning Lviv's school.
Talmud Torah
Educational institution reorganized in 1843 with general studies.
Orphanage
Institution opened in 1842 and provided food and clothing to those in need.
First Jewish children’s home in Lviv
Children’s home that admitted 170 children.
Lviv orphanage
Orphanage whose economic needs were supported by a women’s association.
Ashkenazi Jewish School in Lviv
Jewish school teaching German, Polish, and Hebrew under state educational oversight.
Modern Temple
Synagogue planned according to models in Vienna and Prague.
School
School whose establishment prompted an appeal by religious opponents.
Supreme Ministry of Justice in Vienna
Institution whose president submitted a special report on searches.
Vienna Court Chancery
Office that submitted a recommendation concerning the petition on 26 May 1848.
Lviv Jewish Community Council
Council that submitted opinions and collected petitions about Jewish dress.
Temple
The temple was mentioned alongside the orphanage in allegations concerning bribes.
City Hall
Building whose bell signaled during the petition ceremony.
Lviv City Hall
City hall where representatives gathered on 21 March 1848.
HaKol Synagogue
Synagogue whose first rabbi was Abraham Cohen.
Galician Estates Assembly
Assembly whose membership included Jewish representatives.
Austrian Parliament
Parliament established under the constitution of Pillersdorf.
National Council
Council established by the Poles with Jewish representatives among its members.
Parliament
Parliament described as holding final decision-making authority.
Lviv Jewish Club
Club promoting and disseminating Jewish enlightenment.
Jewish company of the National Guard
Unit that attempted to disperse the Orthodox demonstrators.
Galician parliament
The passage refers to Galician representatives in parliament receiving petitions from constituents.
Vienna Interior Ministry
Ministry that authorized pension payments to Cohen's widow and orphans.
Council of Ministers
Government council that discussed the Jewish question in February 1849.
Lviv University
Institution reportedly almost destroyed during the 1848 unrest.
Real School
School reportedly almost destroyed during the 1848 unrest.
Lviv Theater
Theater reportedly almost destroyed during the 1848 unrest.
Rabbinical Seminary
Institution whose establishment is discussed as a chapter topic.
Parliament in Vienna
Parliament whose deputies were to be elected directly under a 1873 law.
Ministry of Commerce
The ministry addressed a petition concerning licenses for Jewish watchmakers.