Lwów
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Normal School in Lvov
Planned school where Cohen was expected to oversee religious instruction.
Normal School
School headed by Kohen after it opened.
Temple in Ternopil
Temple founded by Yosef Perl, where Yehoshua Avram served as cantor.
University of Tübingen
Awarded Schwabacher a doctorate in philosophy.
University of Prague
University where Lowenstein studied.
Heichal
Synagogue where Lowenstein conducted prayers and preached.
Prison
Institution where Lowenstein preached.
Ohel Moshe Talmud Torah
School founded in 1883 for Jewish and secular studies.
University of Vienna
University where an unnamed lecturer taught general history.
Rabbinical Seminary in Breslau
Institution where Dr. Yehezkel Karo studied.
University of Heidelberg
University where Dr. Yehezkel Karo received his doctorate.
Hekhal
Synagogue whose administration and building are discussed.
Institute for Training Teachers of Mosaic Religion
Institution administered by Dr. Gutman as community rabbi.
The Heikhal
A synagogue whose administration changed over time.
Orphanage synagogue
A synagogue used by part of the Jewish intelligentsia.
The Temple
The Temple was searched after unrest and was later described as damaged by fire.
Heikhal HaNe'urim Synagogue
The Heikhal HaNe'urim synagogue was restored after damage from fire during riots.
Vienna Rabbinical Seminary
Rabbinical seminary attended by Bernard Lewinstein.
Hebrew Pedagogium in Lviv
Hebrew pedagogium founded in Lviv in 1920.
The Hekhal
Synagogue whose leadership and religious activities are described.
University of Krakow
University where Jehoshua Wasser studied history, philology, and philosophy.
Synagogues and study houses of Lviv
Approximately four hundred synagogues and study houses were registered in community records.
Great Study House outside the city on Bozhnitsa Street
Three-story study house with prayer spaces, a women’s section, and servants’ quarters.
Hasidim Shul
A synagogue established according to Hasidic customs and later using the Ashkenazi rite.
Kovea Itim LaTorah
A building containing a synagogue, study hall, sukkah, and attendant's residence.
Meor VaShemesh Synagogue
A synagogue on Miodowa Street supported by affluent local residents.
Tshum Shul
A synagogue named for donor Mr. Tshum.
Libkowitz School
A school associated with the Libkowitz donor family.
Express Synagogue
A synagogue on Zherudlna Street founded for express porters.
Lazarus Hospital
A nearby hospital whose patients also prayed at the elderly home synagogue.
Elderly Home Synagogue
A synagogue serving residents, cemetery visitors, and nearby hospital patients.
Wedding Hall
A hall providing dignified weddings for poor and orphaned brides.
Mahazikei Lomdei Torah Yeshiva
A yeshiva operating in the Express Synagogue during later years.
Table Setters and Pleasant Singers Synagogue
A synagogue founded by waiters and musicians on Theodora Platz.
Short and Kind Synagogue
A synagogue of laborers, small merchants, kiosk owners, and stallholders.
Large Tailors’ Synagogue
A tailors’ synagogue in the Great Synagogue building outside the city.