Lwów
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Moshe Menilevich
Previous assessor proposed for selection in the community.
Mordecai Borokhovich
Opposition representative appointed as an inspector.
Levko Malovani-Mizes
Opposition representative appointed as an inspector outside the city.
Zalman Pinchas Rabinovich
Former community leader accused of financial intrigues and failing to submit an account.
Ephraim Daks
Named among accusers of Zalman Pinchas Rabinovich.
Mordecai Feigels
Named among accusers of Zalman Pinchas Rabinovich.
Aharon Madruhovich
Named among accusers of Zalman Pinchas Rabinovich.
Mordecai Korzenik
Named among accusers of Zalman Pinchas Rabinovich.
Shlomo Mizam
Community leader removed from office for two years.
Levko Mizes
Elected to community administration in Passover 1764.
Yosef Tsimels
Community leader appointed in the city.
Leib Rabinovitch
Assistant to Menakim and community leader.
David Subolishin
Led the new community group and faced legal action.
Yaakov Bik
Fined in the 1764 judgment.
Judgment of 17 May 1764
A judgment removed two leaders, fined one person, and released three others.
David Subolishin
Joined Menakim's household and was elected community trustee in 1766.
Levko Balban
Head of the intra-city community and participant in leadership disputes.
Zalman Shlishvitz
Listed among the officials serving with Levko Balban.
Antshel Yakovovitz
Listed among the officials serving with Levko Balban.
Barukh Mendelovitz
Listed among the officials serving with Levko Balban.
Yisrael Yuzefovitz
Listed among the officials serving with Levko Balban.
Yoel Moshkovitz
Listed among the officials serving with Levko Balban.
Efraim Avrahamovitz
Listed among the officials serving with Levko Balban.
Eliyahu Abelovitz
Community official involved in a dispute with Levko Balban.
City synagogues
Synagogues where the court decision was read aloud.
Joseph Jozel son of Aaron Nekhlish
Appointed head of the community after Sobolishin's election was challenged.
Aryeh-Lib son of Simha Rapoport
Rabbi whose death left the urban rabbinate vacant in 1759.
Jacob Levkovitz
Community leader named in a complaint over delaying the rabbinic election.
Mark Borokhovitz
Community leader named in a complaint over delaying the rabbinic election.
Antshil Korzhnik
Community leader named in a complaint over delaying the rabbinic election.
Meir Raski
Community leader named in a complaint over delaying the rabbinic election.
Barak Levkovitz
Appointed rabbi of the urban community for six years in 1765.
Dov-Ber of Mareisha
An alternate name given for Barak Levkovitz.
Podvoivoda's office
Office that received complaints concerning elections and community abuses.
Ulanovsky
Podvoivoda prosecutor who complained about the community leaders' conduct.
Central Ruthenia
Central Ruthenia was described as containing Lviv and smaller Jewish settlements.