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Isaac Erter
Lived in Lviv from 1816 to 1819 and taught languages, mathematics, and history.
Judah Leib Pastor
Named among members of the intellectual circle.
Solomon Judah Rapoport
Named among members of the intellectual circle.
Mordecai Zvi Yalish
Identified as a scholar and scientist; father of Zechariah-Isaiah Yalish.
Zechariah-Isaiah Yalish
Moved later to Minsk and assisted Dr. Lilienthal.
Dr. Lilienthal
Named as an associate assisted by Zechariah-Isaiah Yalish.
Haim Lerner
Lviv-born polyglot who taught in Yaroslavl and translated Schiller.
Meir Halevi Letteris
Named as a friend of Haim Lerner.
Elijah Bardach
Member of the intellectual circle and author and translator.
David Bardach
Named as Elijah Bardach’s father.
Solomon son of Hayyim Baruch Brick
Lviv-born writer who lived in Germany and Vienna and died in London.
Isaac Levi Brick
Published his father’s second book in Vienna in 1873.
Minsk
City to which Zechariah-Isaiah Yalish later moved.
London
City where Solomon Brick died.
Joseph Tarler
Scholar who converted religions and became a censor of Hebrew books.
Joseph Tarler’s wife
Converted religion together with Tarler and their sons.
Joseph Tarler’s sons
Converted religion together with Joseph Tarler and his wife.
Tzvi Elimelech of Dynow
Rabbi targeted by Joseph Tarler’s sharp criticism.
Polish nobleman
Nobleman involved in Tarler’s forgery-related criminal case.
Galician Hebrew printing presses
Printing presses whose Hebrew books Tarler censored.
Trala
Writer and teacher of Isaac Erter.
Nahman Fishman
Associated with the Jerusalem collection containing Trala’s articles.
Jerusalem
Collection containing articles by Trala.
Let the Hasidim Rejoice in Honor
Satire written against Hasidim by Trala.
Aaron Hayyim Rapoport
Scholar who maintained a yeshiva for students from Galician cities.
Aaron Hayyim Rapoport’s yeshiva
Yeshiva for students arriving from Galician cities.
Shpitalna Street
Street where Shir’s circle gathered at his father’s home.
Tzirki Atil
Shir’s mother, praised as a refined woman.
Elijah Bardakh
Shir’s maternal uncle who influenced his spiritual development.
Yeshuot Yaakov
Book by Jacob Ornstein criticized by Shir.
Benjamin Natkish
Accidentally left a Hebrew translation of a Mendelssohn book at the rabbi’s home.
Pastor
Person targeted in the attempted boycott and ban.
Sacher
Government official who supported Shir during the dispute.
Anonymous intellectual
Anonymous intellectual who described the revocation of the ban in a letter.
Schools for boys
Schools established for boys in Lviv and Ternopil.
The community
Community leaders attended the rabbi’s sermon under official orders.