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Kerem Chemed
Periodical containing two letters responding to attacks.
Jerusalem
Anthology of scholarship, poetry, biblical commentary, and other writings.
Moshe-Hirsch Anser
Poet born and deceased in Lviv; wrote poetry and a grammar book.
Migd Yerachim
Publication in which Fishman periodically participated.
Yosef Kohen-Tzedek
Person associated with Migd Yerachim.
Language for the Faithful
Commentary on Job published in 1854.
The Age and the Poet
Poem published in 1870.
Letters to Asaf
Unpublished work on the Hebrew language preserved in manuscript form.
The Giver of Songs
Unpublished work about cantillation preserved in manuscript form.
The Book of the Soul
Work by Shem-Tov ben Yosef ibn Falaquera, commented on by Anser.
Shem-Tov ben Yosef ibn Falaquera
Author of The Book of the Soul, dated 1224–1270 in the passage.
Holy Seed
Collection of poems remaining among Anser’s writings.
Menachem-Moni Skenig
A Jewish Enlightenment poet who published songs and left a posthumous collection.
Kochvei Yitzhak
Publication in which Menachem-Moni Skenig and Moshe-Lieb Leibowitz published poems.
Shlomo Rubin
Editor or publisher of Skenig’s posthumous poetry collection.
Moshe-Lieb Leibowitz
Jewish Enlightenment poet who published poems and contributed to HaNesher.
HaNesher
Publication to which Moshe-Lieb Leibowitz contributed.
Yenta Kahlman
Jewish Enlightenment figure who studied Hebrew and Hebrew literature.
L. Rosanish
Jewish Enlightenment figure from Brody who exchanged Hebrew letters with Yenta Kahlman.
Shimshon Wahllerner
Merchant whom Yenta Kahlman married after Rosanish’s death.
Kalonimus
Yenta Kahlman’s only son, who died three weeks after Wahllerner’s death.
Yenta Kahlman’s mother
Devout mother who removed and burned Yenta’s letters from Rosanish.
Yenta Kahlman’s letters to Rosanish
Collection of Yenta Kahlman’s letters exchanged with Rosanish.
Prince Metternich
Austrian statesman who symbolized the regime of tyranny in the period described.
Austrian Monarchy
Political realm whose populations were mobilized by the Vienna events.
Franciszek Smilka
Polish statesman who prepared a petition to the emperor.
Florian Ziemialkowski
Polish statesman who prepared a petition to the emperor.
Halitsky Square
Square where petition signing began.
George Hotel
Hotel located opposite the newspaper office.
Heinrich Spitzer
Jewish victim listed among the fifteen dead.
Bernhard Herschmann
Jewish victim listed among the fifteen dead.
Yerachmiel Mises
Jewish leader who instructed Jews to sign the petition.
Dr. Oswald Menks
First Jewish signer of the petition.
Yehoshua Leib Horowitz
Jewish signer of the petition.
City Hall
Building whose bell signaled during the petition ceremony.
Rabbi Zvi-Hirsh Ornshtein
Rabbi named in the passage.