Lwów
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Lviv municipal government
Municipal government criticized for debt, poor services, and lawsuits against Jews.
Jakub Laszczynski
Sold property to Jews in 1660.
Simcha Libermanowicz
Registered as an heir to the house in 1692.
Itzhak Mushkowicz
Registered as an heir to the house in 1692.
Anshel Yakubovich
Inherited from Haim and bought the other half in 1751.
Blakharska-Ruska
Location of a house purchased by Abraham Madrahovich in 1742.
Abraham Madrahovich
Purchased a house outside the Jewish Quarter in 1742.
Waclaw Kara
Sold a house to Abraham Madrahovich in 1742.
Piotr Semionovich Apendik
Built the house later purchased by Abraham Madrahovich.
Serbska Street 7
Address of a house purchased by the community head in 1750.
Levki Levan
Head of the community who purchased a house in 1750.
Prince August Czartoryski
Voivode who supported Jewish efforts in property litigation.
Tomasz Frankel
Municipal representative sent to Warsaw in 1757.
Franciszek Sulski
Municipal representative sent to Warsaw in 1757.
Felix Zaczki
Royal commissioner and starosta of Lubigrod.
Azriel
Jewish representative before the royal commission.
Shlomo
Jewish representative before the royal commission.
Yan Krugolski
Filed a lawsuit on behalf of the community against the city.
Hayim Kormish
Community advocate who traveled to Warsaw.
Royal Court of Appeals in Warsaw
Court involved in the dispute over Jewish residences and shops.
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.
Yaakov Frank
Leader of the Frankist movement who visited Lviv in 1755.
Chaim Rapoport
Chief rabbi of Lviv during the described Frankist controversy.
Birkenthal
Source cited for the reaction to Frank’s departure from Lviv.
Salonika
Destination to which a young Frankist traveled with Frank.
Davydov
Place Frank went after leaving Lviv.
Halytska Gate
Gate near Frank’s residence in Lviv.
House of Darkness
House in Lviv where Frank resided and allegedly held gatherings.
Jewish cemetery
Cemetery mentioned in an alternative account of a Frankist supporter’s burial.
Ukraine
Region from which Frank’s supporters came in 1759.
Dr. G. M. Gelber
Named contributor or author associated with the passage.
Rabbi Hayyim Rapoport
Rabbi invited to participate in a debate with the Frankists.
Krakow municipality
Municipality that joined the 1765 petition.
Polish Sejm
Legislative body that considered the petition and enacted restrictions in 1768.
Isaac of Brody
Jewish wholesale merchant named in a 1744 textile-trade legal case.