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Joseph Nach Lowenherz
A leading Lowenherz family member active in Galician agriculture and Polish uprisings.
Nach Lowenherz
A leading Lowenherz family member involved in Polish revolutionary activity.
Yona Lowenhertz
Participated in battles and later moved to Lviv.
Dr. Henrik Lowenhertz
Joined the Zionist movement while attending gymnasium.
Dr. Yosef Lowenhertz
Joined the Zionist movement while attending gymnasium.
Katriel Reitzes
Was among the founders of the Temple and contributed substantially to its construction.
Dr. Leon Reich
Named in a page heading or caption.
Maximilian Reitzes
Married Austrian noblewoman Maria Krapfer von Marianowart.
Maria Krapfer von Marianowart
An Austrian noblewoman who married Maximilian.
Dr. Yosef Frans
A prominent assimilationist who played an important communal role.
Dr. Yosef Bloch
Dr. Bik's opponent in Austrian parliamentary elections.
Isaiah Aryeh Horowitz
Shmuel Horowitz’s father and a known banker in Lviv.
Rivka Ashkenazi
Shmuel Horowitz’s mother, from the Ashkenazi family.
Dr. G. Blat
Assimilationist leader and head of the Lviv community from 1887 to 1897.
Nathan Lewinstein
A Jewish politician and Austrian parliamentarian from Lviv.
Bernhard Lewinstein
Nathan Lewinstein's father, described as a preacher.
Lieb Landau
Lawyer who defended Steger with Nathan Lewinstein.
Michael Ringel
Lawyer who defended Steger with Nathan Lewinstein.
Max Landau
Organizer and commander of a Polish underground organization from Brody.
Franz Joseph
Emperor who visited Lviv in 1892.
Yaakov Herman Meiboyim
Leader of the first assimilated students’ club founded in 1907.
Emil Getz
Leader of the first assimilated students’ club founded in 1907.
Dr. Isidor Shenker
Assimilationist activist mentioned in the passage.
Dr. Ignatz Weinfeld
Assimilationist activist and deputy finance minister in 1918.
Dr. Rafael Bober
Assimilationist activist mentioned in the passage.
Dr. Stanislav Lowenstein
Assimilationist activist mentioned in the passage.
David Salamander
Assimilationist activist mentioned in the passage.
Dr. Solomon Perlmutter
Assimilationist activist mentioned in the passage.
Karl Nacher
Assimilationist activist mentioned in the passage.
Leon Kolischer
A lawyer whose law office was inherited by Wilhelm Holzer.
Dr. Kobek
A physician who helped organize the first Zionist association in Lviv.
Dr. Reuben Birrer
A physician who helped organize the first Zionist association in Lviv.
Saul Birnbaum
A devout Jewish wholesale iron merchant and property owner in Lviv.
Naftali Perlmutter
A famous shofar blower and Saul Birnbaum’s accountant.
Shlomo Birnbaum
A Jewish iron merchant who resisted bookstore-related requests for quiet.
Gershon Blat
A Jewish professor and linguist who lectured at Lviv University.