Lwów
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Catholic priest
One Catholic priest listed on the advisory committee.
Advisory Committee
Committee appointed from National Council members in April 1848.
Hirsch Bernstein
Jewish representative on the municipal regulations committee.
Hertz Bernstein
Traditional leader criticized in enlightened newspapers.
Parliament
Parliament described as holding final decision-making authority.
Abraham Mohar
Named as a publisher of a Yiddish pamphlet in Lemberg.
Jacob Bodek
Led the Lviv Jewish enlightenment club.
Etza Tova
Yiddish pamphlet advocating Jewish participation in proclaimed freedom.
The Constitution
Yiddish pamphlet publishing the constitution’s text and provisions.
The Life Description of the Deceitful Minister Metternich
Pamphlet describing Prince Metternich’s life, published in 1848.
Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums
Newspaper in which the enlightened published attacks on traditional leaders.
Central Organ
Vienna newspaper carrying articles by the enlightened.
Hirsch Ornstein
Traditional leader criticized in enlightened newspapers.
Rabbi Cohen
Rabbi attacked by religious opponents as sinful and heretical.
Lviv Jewish Club
Club promoting and disseminating Jewish enlightenment.
Dr. Landsberg
Lawyer involved in the conflict over Jewish communal leadership.
Goluchowski
Commissioner who opposed sending authorized representatives to Vienna.
Dr. Mahal
Lawyer involved in the conflict over Jewish communal leadership.
Rabbi Cohen
Rabbi targeted by a petition seeking his dismissal or departure from Lviv.
Bernhard Pips
Community official who ordered Greenfeld's arrest and confiscated the petition.
Greenfeld
Collected signatures for the Orthodox petition.
Bernardines Square
Location where the disturbance involving Rabbi Cohen occurred.
Jewish company of the National Guard
Unit that attempted to disperse the Orthodox demonstrators.
Abras
Cantor associated with the Temple and present at funerals during the conflict.
Rabbi Cohen
Rabbi Cohen was opposed by Orthodox leaders over community taxation and religious authority.
Hirsch Ornstein
Hirsch Ornstein was the spiritual leader of the Orthodox faction in Lviv.
Naftali-Hertz Bernstein
Naftali-Hertz Bernstein led the Orthodox faction and defended its interests.
Dr. Leo Greenberg
Dr. Leo Greenberg responded to an antisemitic leaflet with a German pamphlet.
First Committee
Leo Greenberg served as secretary of the first committee.
Count Alex Borkevsky
Count Alex Borkevsky was asked to intervene regarding the rabbi's election.
To Our Brothers, Children of Israel Living in the Villages
A Yiddish proclamation urged Jewish villagers to promote peace before the parliamentary elections.
Dr. Blumenfeld
Physician who married Leah Franger in 1824.
Galician parliament
The passage refers to Galician representatives in parliament receiving petitions from constituents.
Dr. Kolish
A doctor who renewed a plan to direct Jews toward agriculture.
Leopold Kompert
A writer who published a call supporting Jewish emigration to America.
Santo
A Jewish writer who reported that an emigration committee was founded in Pest.