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Belz Hasidim
A Hasidic group whose branch occupied the site after World War I.
Machzikei HaDat
Religious organization that opposed innovations in Jewish life.
Government Party
Party whose election victory was supported by Belz Hasidim.
Jewish List
Jewish electoral list reportedly defeated by Belz Hasidim.
Mizrahi
Organization led by Yaakov Witelis before his later Agudat Israel leadership.
Agudath Israel
An organization associated with the Chortkiv Kloyz and its leaders.
Agudath Israel Youth Organization in Poland
A Polish youth organization chaired by Zvi Hirshhorn.
Zionist Federation
Organization that sent a delegation to Rabbi Israel in Lviv.
Agudah
Organization that sent a delegation to Rabbi Israel.
Enlightenment
Movement opposed by Hasidim and rabbis in Lviv.
additional musicians’ ensemble
An ensemble that performed with Zeidel alongside his choir.
Nazis
Forces identified as conquering Rotterdam.
Lviv Municipal Orchestra
The municipal orchestra in Lviv conducted by Bernstein.
Benedictine Order
A religious order whose apartments were rented by Jews.
Carmelites
Religious order that sold the neighboring house.
Dniester Ukrainian Insurance Company
An Ukrainian insurance company whose building replaced neighboring houses near World War I.
Zionist movement in Galicia
Movement in which Samuel Rapoport was an early participant.
Keren Hayesod
The Frans family was active for Keren Hayesod.
Polish underground movement
Underground movement organized by Max Landau in 1902–1904.
Sokol
A defense organization joined by young Jewish assimilators.
Hitahdut
Assimilationist students’ organization founded in 1907.
Barak Yoselevich Gymnasium Students’ Organization
Underground gymnasium students’ organization founded in 1912.
Tzeirei Zion
Zionist students’ organization opposed by the underground group.
Jewish Rescue Committee
A committee headed by an unnamed wealthy philanthropist during World War I.
Mikra Kodesh
The first Zionist association in Lviv, organized by four named individuals.
Brnfeld Horse Tram
A horse-tram operation whose Jewish chief inspector complained about blocked passageways.
Society for the Study of Jewish Folklore
Society in which Henry Biglajzen participated, founded by Benjamin Segal and J. Landau.
Government of Austria
Established a Hebrew book censorship office in Lviv in 1782.
Government
The government that received Uri's request and authorized his press.
Vienna Ministry of the Interior Archive
The archival source cited for the 1816 printing-press authorization.
Jewish community
Community institution discussed in the study of Polish Jewish autonomy.
Jewish Diet
Representative body discussed in the study of Polish Jewish autonomy.
Polish archives
Archives described as mostly destroyed, prompting the importance of preserved research material.
Chevra Kadisha
Jewish burial society with storehouses near the cemetery.
Lviv Judenrat
Body that organized tombstone copying in January 1942.
Soviet Union
State whose foreign minister announced the outbreak of war with Germany.