Lwów
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Adolf
Person whose brother participated in publishing two periodicals.
Dr. Moritz Kahana
Chair of the temporary Hekhal administration formed in November 1914.
Reuven Kroh
Member of the temporary Hekhal administration formed in November 1914.
Professor Shlomo Mandel
Member of the temporary Hekhal administration formed in November 1914.
Mikolan Weinrab
Member of the temporary Hekhal administration formed in November 1914.
Yosef Hoizman
Member of the temporary Hekhal administration formed in November 1914.
Margolin
Jew from Kyiv who offered a large sum to the Hekhal treasury.
Harmaz Datner
Hekhal administrator who died in Vienna during the war.
Ashkenazi
Hekhal administrator who returned to Lviv after the war.
Dr. Diamand
Head of the Jewish community council who was deported to Russia by occupation authorities.
Officer Lush
Led a Polish unit that requested a search of the Heichal.
Montzinski
Montzinski commanded cavalry and reported on a military search of a temple.
Officer Lush
Officer Lush conducted the search described by Dr. Wasser.
Piłsudski
Piłsudski received a Jewish delegation at Belweder Palace.
Rabbi Meshulam Gabel
Dr. Freund studied under Rabbi Meshulam Gabel in Brzozów.
Rabbi Gedalia Schmelkes
Rabbi Gedalia Schmelkes of Przemyśl is listed among Dr. Freund’s teachers.
Bernard Lewinstein
Rabbi Bernard Lewinstein, teacher and military rabbi in Lviv.
Rabbi Gutman
Rabbi who worked at the Hebrew pedagogium and was commemorated in 1925.
Isaac Melzer
Named among members of the Hekhal administration.
Rabbi Nathan Levin
Father of Dr. Jehezkel Levin.
Rabbi Yitzhak Shmalkish
Grandfather of Dr. Jehezkel Levin.
Dr. Yehoshua Wasser
Rabbi who served in Lviv and chaired the Hekhal administration.
Rabbi Pinhas Dambitzer
Rabbi associated with Jehoshua Wasser’s teaching authorization.
Rabbi Dr. Gutman
Rabbi who died in 1935; a collection of his sermons was published afterward.
Dr. Freund
Rabbi who died in Lviv during Soviet rule in 1941.
Dr. Levin
Rabbi who remained in the city and continued gathering congregants.
Rabbi Dr. Shmuel-Wolf Gutman
Named in a caption listing rabbis.
Dr. Levi Freund
Named in a caption listing rabbis.
Metropolitan Sheptytsky
Metropolitan whom Dr. Levin asked to influence Ukrainians to stop the massacre.
Yitzhak
Dr. Levin’s son who translated his speech into Ukrainian.
Dr. Ezekiel Levin
Named in a caption listing rabbis.
Isaac Lane
Author cited for a source describing the father's death.
Zindel Neuhuis of Sambor
A Hasidic leader associated with a minyan in Lviv.
Brile of Stratin
A Hasidic leader associated with a minyan in Lviv.
Libish Efrati of Strylisk
A Hasidic leader associated with a minyan in Lviv.
Bril
Cantor whose voice and sacred melodies were heard before Sabbath ended.