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Reitz family
The Reitz brothers are mentioned in connection with a libel trial.
Moshe Kuknish
Community head and leader mentioned as Aidela's father.
Yehoshua Reytses
One of two brothers involved in a widely reported trial.
Strosov
Town where a converted shoemaker returned to Judaism and was arrested.
Yan Filipovich
Man who converted in Lviv, later returned to Judaism, and was imprisoned.
Dobromil
Place Yan Filipovich visited after leaving Lviv.
Rabbi Chaim
District rabbi of Lviv who escaped arrest in Zolkiew.
Moshe
Jewish man accused of confining and assaulting a convert who broke a cross.
Iser son of Mordecai
Jewish man mentioned in the Reitzes case.
David Reitzes
Man mentioned in the Reitzes case.
Moshe
Man accused of urging conversion abandonment.
Stanislaw Jablonski
Participant in the court that sentenced Philipovich.
Janusz Wisniowiecki
Cracow commissioner participating in the court.
Zoltowski
Jesuit priest who tried to persuade Rabbi Chaim to convert.
Prison
Place where Joshua reportedly died by suicide.
Out-of-city Jewish community
Community whose residents were the Reitzes brothers.
Chaia Reitzes
Daughter of Rabbi Chaim Reitzes, reportedly killed in the case.
Yosef-Shlomo son of Yerucham
Lviv seal owner whose seal dates to 1629.
Yekutiel-Zalman son of Elazar
Lviv seal owner whose seal dates to 1654.
Isaac son of Abraham the Kohen
Lviv seal owner whose seal dates to 1654.
Yosef Shlomo ben Yeruham Halevi
Person named in a Lviv seal dated 1629.
Rabbi David Halevi of Lviv
Rabbi credited with a commentary titled Turei Zahav.
Rabbi Yehoshua Falk
Rabbi mentioned in connection with opposition to Sabbatean influence.
Penei Yehoshua
Work associated with Rabbi Yehoshua Falk.
Rabbi Yehonatan Eibeshitz
Rabbi involved in a documented rabbinic controversy.
Rabbi Yaakov Emden
Rabbi involved in the controversy with Yehonatan Eibeshitz.
David Fest, also called Lemberger
Lviv scholar and supporter of Yehonatan Eibeshitz.
Rabbi Yitzhak Landa
Rabbi of the district and supporter of Yehonatan Eibeshitz.
Yaakov of Lublin
Rabbi in Lublin and student of Yehonatan Eibeshitz.
Abraham-Lissa
Official who supported Yaakov Emden in the controversy.
Baruch Yon
Royal agent who supported Yaakov Emden.
Augustus III
King associated with Baruch Yon’s official title.
Yaakov Emden
Person targeted by the boycott in Lublin.
Kazimir Zagranovsky
District governor who barred the council from debating the Eybeschutz-Emden controversy.
Brody
Eastern city where affluent residents moved during wartime.
Zolkiv
Eastern city where affluent residents moved during wartime.