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Y. A. Rosenstein
Signer of Lviv Jewish community’s first petition in 1847.
Jacob Gottlieb
Committee member who signed Lviv Jewish community’s first petition.
Feivel Weitz
Committee member who signed Lviv Jewish community’s first petition.
Lieb Rossman
Committee member who signed Lviv Jewish community’s first petition.
H. Groder
Committee member who signed Lviv Jewish community’s first petition.
Tergopol Jewish community
One of the large Galician communities represented in summer 1847.
Stanislavov Jewish community
One of the large Galician communities represented in summer 1847.
Stryi Jewish community
One of the large Galician communities represented in summer 1847.
Sambor Jewish community
One of the large Galician communities represented in summer 1847.
Count Stadion
Appointed commissioner of Galicia and regarded by Jews as friendly to them.
Sambor
District office location where Stadion served in 1829.
Vienna Court Chancery
Office that submitted a recommendation concerning the petition on 26 May 1848.
Galicia Commission
Commission that attached a supporting letter to the petition.
Pillersdorff
Person named in parentheses with the Galicia Commission.
Wazalski
Person named in parentheses with the Galicia Commission.
Abraham Cohen
Rabbi Abraham Cohen participated in a delegation carrying a petition to Vienna.
Stanislavov
A petition from Stanislavov was dated October 25, 1847.
Sambir
Sambir was among communities whose petitions were returned untreated.
Government of Lower Austria
The government of Lower Austria supported a petition delaying the clothing regulation.
Israel Friedman
Patron whose arrival from Russia to Austria was associated with Hasidism's spread in Galicia.
Lviv Jewish Community Council
Council that submitted opinions and collected petitions about Jewish dress.
Mintz
Mintz opposed Rabbi Cohen and wrote petitions and complaints for religious opponents.
Miehlbacher
Miehlbacher headed the district office and was described as an educated official.
Hirsch Zipper
Hirsch Zipper was identified as the Jewish police inspector accused of taking bribes.
Temple
The temple was mentioned alongside the orphanage in allegations concerning bribes.
District Office
The district office supported the aspirations of the enlightened faction.
Eshkol Anavim
Poetry volume published in Lviv in 1827 by Nahman Yitzhak Fishman.
Benjamin Natkis
Intellectual and father of Abraham Natkis.
Abraham Mendel Mohar
Writer active after 1848 who published against Orthodox leaders.
Bodek
Mohar’s brother-in-law and publishing collaborator.
Etzah Tovah
Pamphlet criticizing exploitative Jewish leaders and tax farmers after 1848.
Lemberger Yidishe Tsaytung
The first Yiddish weekly published in Lviv by Mohar and Bodek.
Jacob Mansh
Collaborator in publishing the first annual critical booklet in 1837.
Roeh Umevakker
Critical annual booklet published by young writers in 1837.
Emmanuel Rosenthal
Joined the group associated with the 1839 publication Emek Shoshanim.
Emek Shoshanim
Second critical booklet printed in Hungary in 1839 after censorship in Lviv.