Lwów
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Synagogues
Jewish houses of worship where Jews gathered on Saturdays.
Jewish Community Council
Communal body that discussed holding Yom Kippur prayers.
Out-of-town synagogue
Synagogue associated with Lipka’s donated curtain.
Supreme Court
Court described as hearing appeals from municipal courts.
Rabbi Hayim Cohen Rappaport’s court
Court where Aryeh Yehuda Leib served as judge.
Lviv Commissionerate Archive
Archive holding reports and documents concerning Galicia.
Ossolineum Library
Library collection containing a draft report.
Archive of the Ministry of the Interior
Archive cited as a documentary source.
Lviv Commission Archive
Archive cited for the dispute involving Fridental and Homberg.
Lviv Lyceum of Theology, Law, Philosophy, and Surgery
A lyceum in Lviv offered theological, legal, philosophical, and surgical studies.
Synagogue of Polish Jews
Elijah Bardach headed the synagogue of Polish Jews in Vienna.
Bernstein Institute
An institution in Lviv whose report is cited.
Faculty of Law in Lviv
A faculty attended by multiple listed students.
Lviv Gymnasium
A gymnasium attended by Abraham Shoave.
Emmanuel Synagogue
Dr. Adler was invited as rabbi at Emmanuel Synagogue in New York.
Temple Committee
Committee in which Berthold Gottlieb was active.
Basilian Monastery
Nuns from the Basilian monastery abducted Regina Pilim in 1884.
Thaddeus Czacki School for Jewish Children
School founded by the Lviv municipality in 1878 for Jewish children.
Lviv Mortgage Bank
Bank founded in Lviv, with Maurici Lazarus among its founders and manager.
Council of the Four Lands
Council in whose assemblies Elijah Kalmankush was active.
Joseph Jacob Abraham's yeshiva
Yeshiva led by Joseph Jacob Abraham for twenty-three years.
Ashkenazi community of Amsterdam
Religious community whose chief rabbi was David of Lida.
Altona Kloiz
A study house where Torah was taught for about twenty years.
Great Study House Kloiz of Altona
Study house where Rabbi Tzvi served as head and on whose behalf he signed his work.
Government-appointed consistory
The Jewish leaders functioned as a government-appointed consistory.
Lviv rabbinical court
The court in Lviv comprised twelve judges inside and twelve outside the city.
Upper legal chamber
Petitions could be submitted to a superior legal chamber.
New Kloiz Synagogue
The New Kloiz synagogue was built by Yaakov Glenzer in Lviv.
Lviv Rabbinical Seminary
Rabbinical seminary granted official rights by the emperor in 1861.
Hadashim Synagogue
Synagogue where Moshe Rapaport's followers mainly gathered.
Progressive Prayer House in Lviv
Proposed prayer house for progressive Jews in Lviv.
Temple of the Enlightened
A new synagogue ceremonially opened in Lviv in October 1840.
Hekhal HaNeurim
Modern prayer house planned with an affiliated Jewish school.
Jewish school for youth
School planned as an adjunct to the modern prayer house.
Religious School
School where Abraham Cohen taught and served as director.
Gymnasiums in Lvov
Schools where Cohen was expected to teach religion.