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Baron Hammerstein
Senior military commander in Galicia mentioned in the authority transfer.
Wacław Zalewski
Polish official appointed commissioner over all Galicia in 1848.
Italy
Location of events affecting the Austrian government's plans.
Radetzky
Commander associated with victory in Italy in 1848.
Jelačić
General associated with Croatian forces in Hungary.
Windischgrätz
Military leader associated with the reactionary regime in Austria.
Nah Mahnheimer
A parliamentary deputy from Brody and vice-chair who advocated abolishing Jewish taxes.
Zeitung
Jewish newspaper published in Lviv.
Adolf Kalinski
Jewish person reported killed during the Vienna riots.
Emmanuel Epstein
Jewish person reported killed during the Vienna riots.
David Lev
Jewish person reported killed during the Vienna riots.
Kremsier
City to which the parliament moved after the Vienna riots.
Franz Joseph I
Emperor who ascended the throne on 2 December 1848.
Felix Schwarzenberg
Prince appointed head of government after Franz Joseph I became emperor.
Prince Windischgraetz
Field marshal associated with the counter-revolution after the Vienna riots.
Council of Ministers
Government council that discussed the Jewish question in February 1849.
Franz Stadion
Interior minister identified as author of the new constitution.
Hammerstein
Commander ordered to suppress unrest in Lviv on November 1, 1848.
Zeidner
Jewish youth who actively participated in fighting at the barricades.
Zaleski
Commissioner who sought withdrawal of the army from central Lviv.
General Wybranowski
National Guard commander who sought withdrawal of the army.
Lipa Goldberg
Jewish person reported killed during the Lviv unrest.
Ludwig Krasnopolsky
Merchant from Brody reported killed during the Lviv unrest.
Vysokyi Zamok
Site from which artillery bombarded Lviv.
Angielski Hotel
Hotel where Ludwig Krasnopolsky was struck by bullets.
Lviv University
Institution reportedly almost destroyed during the 1848 unrest.
Real School
School reportedly almost destroyed during the 1848 unrest.
Lviv Theater
Theater reportedly almost destroyed during the 1848 unrest.
Agnor Goluchowski
Appointed governor of Galicia on January 24, 1849.
Rabbi Jacob Odenstein
Rabbi named in the chapter’s list of topics.
Mordecai Dobs
Person named among topics concerning Galician Jewish political activity.
Society for the Dissemination of Agriculture among Jews
Association listed among Jewish initiatives in Lviv.
Society of Supporters of Enterprise, the Good and the Just
Association whose activities are listed in the chapter.
Rabbinical Seminary
Institution whose establishment is discussed as a chapter topic.
Aron Kibak
A government minister associated with reactionary policies.
Rauscher
An archbishop described as tutor of the young emperor.