Lwów
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Zolochiv District
A district associated with Joseph Eisler.
Republic of Kraków
Territory where the uprising occurred before annexation.
Commissioner’s Archive in Lviv
Archive identified as holding the memorandum mentioned in the passage.
Moshchisk
Dr. Luntal settled in Moshchisk as a landowner.
Stryiska Street
The Basilian monastery was located on Stryiska Street.
Rava-Ruska
Town where Shlomo Kluger served as rabbi.
Brody estates
Estates purchased for establishing a large timber industry.
Kyiv
City to which the Russians deported him in June 1915.
Haifa
City where the subject became Polish consul in 1927.
outside the city walls
Area where Moses Ashkenazi served as first chief judge.
Ludmir
A city where Yehoshua Wolk was appointed rabbi.
Romanitz
Place where Jacob-Kapel signed market regulations in 1610.
Tykocin
Town where Joshua ben Joseph previously served as rabbi and teacher.
Hrodna
Town mentioned among Joshua ben Joseph’s earlier rabbinic positions.
Barzan
City where Moshe served as head of the court.
Potelych
Place where David ben Shmuel Halevi served as rabbi.
Ashkenaz
Region from which the Zelk family ancestors came to Poland.
Lida
City where David ben Aryeh Leib served as chief rabbi.
Explosives warehouse
Warehouse where an explosion caused a collapse.
Pinsk
City where Joel Halepern subsequently served.
Trabitsch
Place where Yaakov served as rabbinical court head.
Breida
Place where Yaakov served as rabbinical court head.
Sarajevo
City where Tzvi became rabbi after leaving the first city.
Ansbach
City visited by Tzvi after Venice.
Altona
A place associated with the Altona kloiz where Torah was taught for about twenty years.
Wandsbek
City where Rabbi Tzvi was appointed rabbi and chief rabbi.
Horodno
City where Simha Rapoport previously served as chief rabbinical judge.
Sbrzhishyn
Place where Simha Rapoport fell ill and died while traveling.
Zhmigrud
Town where Zvi Landa previously served as chief rabbinical judge.
Kulikov
Place where Jacob previously served as rabbi.
Khotyn
City where the rabbi fled and remained for life.
Lublin district
District containing the small town of Kariv.
Lukow
Town where Jacob Joshua settled in 1709.
Szczebrzeszyn
Town in the estates of Count Zamoyski’s district.
Yaslovitz
Place where Meir ben Tzvi Hirsch Margoliot served as rabbi.
Shtsheritz
Birthplace of Yosef ben Meir Teomim, near Lviv.