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Anton Schmerling
A liberal minister who resigned from the cabinet.
Karl Bruck
A liberal minister who resigned from the cabinet.
Schwarzenberg
A prince and prime minister assigned to draft constitutional changes.
Dr. Bach
An interior minister who addressed restrictions concerning Jews.
Parliament in Vienna
Parliament whose deputies were to be elected directly under a 1873 law.
Watchmakers Association
An association that petitioned the Ministry of Commerce against Jewish licenses.
Ministry of Commerce
The ministry addressed a petition concerning licenses for Jewish watchmakers.
A. M. Goldbaum
A named member of the Lviv chamber.
A. H. Slutzker
A named chamber member from Bolekhiv.
A. Cohen
A named chamber member from Zurbno.
R. Weinberg
A named chamber member from Horodok.
Yosef Tom
An industrialist who established an early steam mill in Lviv.
Markus Dobs
An industrialist who established an early steam mill in Lviv.
Joshua Horowitz
A banker connected with the Rothschild Bank in Vienna.
Rothschild Bank in Vienna
A Vienna bank with which David and Joshua Horowitz maintained connections.
Austrian National Bank
A bank whose branch was managed by Josef Kilisher and A. Nirenstein.
Austrian Credit Bank for Commerce and Industry
A bank whose Lviv branch was managed by Joshua Mizam.
Mortgage Bank in Lviv
A mortgage bank whose establishment was initiated in Lviv in 1867.
Dr. M. Beizer
Named contributor or author appearing between sections discussing Goluchowski.
von Hopflinger-Bergendorf
Municipal leader who initiated debate and spoke in favor of Jewish merchants.
Salorian Zinger
Wholesaler who supported Jewish merchants’ rights during the municipal debate.
Police administration
Police administration recommended abolishing the Jewish quarter.
David Horowitz
Served on the community committee appointed in 1841.
Abraham Moses
Joined the community committee in 1854.
Samuel Cohen
Joined the community committee in 1854.
Heichal HaNeorim
An institution whose active functionaries joined the community committee in 1854.
Dr. Alfred Nossig
Identified as the son of Ignatz Nossig.
Rabbi Simcha-Natan Ahlenberg
Served as acting rabbi after Jacob Ornstein’s death.
Rabbi Zvi-Hirsch
Mentioned as a rabbi in Zolkiew who met the legal qualification.
Rabbi Jacob-Isaac Jutesh
A Lviv-born scholar who declined the rabbinate and led a yeshiva.
Jacob-Isaac Jutesh’s father
Described as an outstanding scholar with a valuable library.
Ahaley Yaakov
A book by Jacob-Isaac Jutesh containing legal discussions and responsa.
Mikraei Kodesh
A book by Jacob-Isaac Jutesh on the Hebrew Bible.
Rabbi Gabriel Sokhostav
His book included sermons by Jacob-Isaac Jutesh.
Matzevat Kodesh
A book by Gabriel Sokhostav containing sermons by Jacob-Isaac Jutesh.
Rabbi Judah Samuel Rapoport
Jacob-Isaac Jutesh’s father-in-law and correspondent.