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Dr. Mahel
A noted Jewish lawyer in Lviv.
Dr. Maximilian Landsberger
A noted Jewish lawyer in Lviv.
Yaakov Rapoport
Physician who studied philosophy and medicine and settled in Lviv.
von Wiedmann
Court counselor responsible for investigating Jewish laws in 1833.
Berman Bedekental
A person from Bolikhiv, apparently from the Barbulikhover family.
Mintz
Mintz argued that civil and economic equality mattered more than education under prevailing political conditions.
Yehuda Shor of Brody
Influenced the censor to order suppression of Roeh Umevakker.
Robert Heran
Polish statesman who prepared a petition to the emperor.
Prince Leon Sapieha
Leader of the delegation presenting the signed petition.
David Horowitz
Jewish participant from Lviv.
Shnir Paplovsky
Polish historian who mentioned Klemens Kolisher.
Count Lishek Dinikh Borkovsky
Translated Johann Beiser’s poem into Polish.
Mordecai Dovem
Jewish municipal council member in Lviv.
Joshua Meir Goldbaum
Jewish municipal council member in Lviv.
Elisha Mandruhovitz
Jewish municipal council member in Lviv.
Yerachmiel Mizm
Jewish representative on the municipal regulations committee.
Stadion
Governor who forwarded Jewish demands to Vienna.
Ze'ev-Jacob Ornstein
Ze'ev-Jacob Ornstein was identified as Hirsch Ornstein's grandfather and Lviv's rabbi.
Aryeh Lieb Bernstein
Aryeh Lieb Bernstein of Brody was identified as the first provincial rabbi in Galicia.
Yakhaf Kapushchinski
Person commemorated at a memorial service in 1848.
Archbishop Wiaresklawski
Polish representative who opposed the petition.
Isaac Shramak
Suspect arrested after Rabbi Cohen’s funeral.
Gabriel Sochastov
Suspect arrested after Rabbi Cohen’s funeral.
Haya Karpel
Suspect arrested after Rabbi Cohen’s funeral.
Yossel Bobriky
Suspect arrested after Rabbi Cohen’s funeral.
Simcha Piper
Suspect arrested after Rabbi Cohen’s funeral.
Windischgraetz
Authority who issued orders during the 1848 unrest in Lviv.
Bernhard Grabshaid
Jewish person reported killed during the Lviv unrest.
Teacher Igolnitzer
Teacher reported killed during the Lviv unrest.
Jacob Isaac Jotesh
Religious activist identified as successor to Rabbi Jacob Odenstein.
Philipp Kraus
A liberal minister who resigned from the cabinet.
Meir
A known Jewish banker elected president of a chamber in Brody.
Marbom Dobs
A named member of the Lviv chamber and an industrialist.
Grabshaid
A named chamber member from Sambir.
David Horowitz
A banker connected with the Rothschild Bank in Vienna.
Josef Kilisher
A banker who initiated the founding of the mortgage bank in Lviv.