Lwów
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Baila
Daughter of Israel Aydellis and wife of Joshua Falk Cohen.
Jacob son of Wolf Gombricht
Jacob Gombricht, identified as Hendla’s husband and a prominent family member.
Hendla
The wife of Jacob son of Wolf Gombricht.
Ephraim Gombricht
Jacob Gombricht’s son and a cattle merchant.
Samuel Gombricht
Jacob Gombricht’s grandson and a cattle merchant.
Jacob Doctorovich
A late-sixteenth-century customs lessee and business partner.
Nachmanovich
A customs lessee and large-scale business operator murdered in 1607.
Sebastian Vogt
A merchant from Danzig involved in a 1595 extortion accusation.
Jan
Nachmanovich’s coachman who, with Abraham, killed and robbed him in 1607.
Abraham
Nachmanovich’s servant who, with Jan, killed and robbed him in 1607.
Levko (Levi)
Nachmanovich’s son who bought Jan Baptist Poltovich’s house in 1618.
Jan Baptist Poltovich
A convert whose house was purchased by Levko in 1618.
David son of Samuel
Author of Turei Zahav and rabbi in Potilitch and Lviv.
Jacob Ziskind
Jacob Ziskind served among Lviv’s community leaders.
Nahum ben Baruch
Nahum ben Baruch served among Lviv’s community leaders.
Moses
Moses served among Lviv’s community leaders.
Aaron Rubinovich
Aaron Rubinovich partnered with Mordecai ben Isaac Nahumovich.
Mordecai ben Isaac Nahumovich
Mordecai ben Isaac Nahumovich partnered with Aaron Rubinovich.
Nahman ben Isaac
Nahman ben Isaac held an important role during the Jesuit trial.
Isaac ben Abraham
Isaac ben Abraham partnered with Isaac Nahumovich.
Wolf Nahumovich
Wolf Nahumovich is listed among named individuals.
Aaron
Aaron is listed among named individuals.
Jacob Gatz
Jacob Gatz is listed among named individuals.
Albert Ositsky
Officer who killed the Jew Aaron Kamkhen in 1600.
Aaron Kamkhen
Jew killed by officer Albert Ositsky in 1600.
Michael Michaelowitz
A convert who sold his place in the synagogue to wardens in 1605.
Bohdan Khmelnytsky
A leader who advanced westward in April 1648 and besieged Lviv.
Potocki
A commander of the Polish armies defeated in May 1648.
Kalinowski
A commander of the Polish armies defeated in May 1648.
Jeremiah Vishniovitski
Polish prince and commander who organized Lviv’s defense.
Nathan Neta Hanover
Chronicler who described the 1648 siege of Lviv.
Moses Hanover
Rabbi identified as Nathan Neta Hanover’s father.
Tukay Bey
Commander of Tatar regiments reinforcing Khmelnytskyi’s army.
Nathan Neta Hanover
A named source whose account is quoted.
Martin Grossvair
The mayor whose report records the city’s response.
Theodor Rodkivitz
A priest who delivered Khmelnytsky’s second letter.