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Cultural Committee of the Council
Committee active in the Jewish quarter’s cultural administration.
Relief Department of the Council
Department where Yehuda Hader was active.
Union Labor Party in Lviv
Labor party organization associated with Lviv and an unnamed restaurant manager.
Yad Harutzim
Association of craftsmen in Lviv in which Ignacy Jaeger was active.
Ghetto Council
Council whose members were killed and whose chairmen are listed.
Ukrainian police unit
Unit that removed the couple from the ghetto prison.
Tarbut in Galicia
Cultural organization led by Lazar Moshe in Galicia.
Zionist Federation of Galicia
Organization whose chief secretary was Lazar Moshe.
Regional Keren Hayesod Committee in Galicia
Regional Keren Hayesod committee chaired by Emil Frans.
Poale Zion Union
Jewish workers’ party with a secretariat in Lviv.
World Jewish Congress
Organization represented by Abraham Zilbershtein.
Gestapo headquarters
Headquarters in Lviv where Meshulam Ratig was tortured.
United Workers of Zion
Political party in which Feivel Reizer was an active member.
Achva youth movement
General Zionist youth movement in Galicia led partly by Mordechai Rabinowitz.
Jewish Writers Delegation from Lviv
Delegation that was invited to visit Moscow in 1940.
Mizrachi movement
Movement in Galicia led by prominent Rabbi Hillel Shperber.
Association of Lviv Expatriates in Israel
An organization thanked among the book's supporters.
Palatinus of Ruthenia
Authority to which Lviv’s Jews were subject.
Galician regional committee
Committee whose community leadership role is suggested by the title “doctor.”
Zaporozhian Host
The military force led westward by Khmelnytsky in April 1648.
Coppersmiths Guild
A guild named among those bringing cases against Jews.
Community leaders in Lviv
Communal leaders who submitted a petition on behalf of Galician Jews.
Education Committee of the Gubernium
Education affairs were concentrated under this committee.
Delegation of representatives from Lviv, Brody, and Buczacz
Delegation that traveled to Vienna seeking educational relief for Galician Jews.
Domestical Fund
Jewish fund providing annual scholarships to students.
Government ministers
Officials who ordered community leaders to attend the sermon.
Court Committee for Education
Committee that approved the community’s school plan on 16 April 1844.
Polish committee
Committee whose efforts and report concerned Jewish participation in the revolt.
National committee
Negotiated with the Lviv community over the proposed seminary.
Jewish Socialist Organization
Jewish workers left the Polish Socialist Party and formed this organization.
Kolo Rolnitse
The alternate name given for the Agricultural Union.
Kolo Polskia
Polish parliamentary club in the Austrian parliament.
Polish Emigration
A political network whose envoys organized underground activity in Galicia.
Austrian Parliament
Parliament discussing constitutional provisions on religious freedom and Jewish rights.
Association of Rigorosavim
Academic association whose vice-chair was Yaakov Riamand.
Lviv Boycott Council
Council established after the war and pogroms to oppose the black market.