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Jews Arrested by the Russians
Jewish detainees for whom communal assistance was needed.
Shimon Fler
Treasurer and committee member.
23 Sixtowa Street
Ten rooms obtained for girls’ workshops.
Paulina Shiover
Helped organize girls’ vocational courses.
Dr. Oswald Zion
Aid Committee member deported to Russia.
Leo Wahl
Deputy president of the reorganized Aid Committee.
Tagblatt
Daily newspaper whose publication resumed after the war.
Dr. Zvi Bikles
Editor of the Tagblatt daily newspaper.
Dr. Emil Frans
Head of the community until early 1917.
Dr. Yehoshua Wasser
Appointed deputy community leader.
Dr. Staslovitz
Transferred community authority to Dr. Jacob Diamand in early 1917.
Wilhelm II
Emperor Wilhelm II, who issued a declaration concerning establishment of the Polish state.
Northern Hungary
Region included in Ukrainian territorial demands.
Dr. Leo Bilinski
President of the Polish club in the Austrian parliament.
Tadeusz Czacki
Polish figure associated with an assimilationist tradition.
Dr. Kost Levytsky
President of the Ukrainian club in parliament.
Ukrainian Club
Ukrainian parliamentary club advocating cultural autonomy for Jews.
Dr. Nathan Lowenstein
Assimilationist leader who emphasized Jewish religious rather than national identity.
Dr. Israel Waldman
Zionist who published a daily newspaper.
Daily newspaper
Daily newspaper published by Dr. Israel Waldman.
Lemberger Zeitung
Newspaper that supported Jewish national demands in 1918.
Emperor Karl
Emperor whose 1918 proclamation is mentioned.
Executive Committee of the Zionist Federation in East Galicia
Zionist executive committee listed with N. Sokolov in 1935.
N. Sokolov
Participant in the 1935 East Galicia Zionist executive committee.
Yosef Bartholomei Zimirovich
Polish writer cited as describing Lviv’s division into four areas.
Nahum Sokolov
Writer cited for a 1356 manuscript discussing two types of Jews.
Y. Brotskus
Author cited for early information about Jews in Poland.
Krakowska district
Lviv district where Rabbinic and Karaite communities are mentioned.
Prince Daniel
Ruler whose reign preceded Mongol and Tatar invasions of Ruthenia.
Andrei of Vladimir
Prince who fought the Mongols and Tatars with Daniel.
Boleslav of Mazovia
Daniel’s successor and nephew who converted to Eastern Christianity and changed his name.
Yerzo
Name adopted by Boleslav after converting to Eastern Christianity.
Prince Lubart
Lithuanian prince who claimed the throne after Boleslav’s death.
King Casimir
Polish king who conquered Lviv and the surrounding region.
Dr. Isaac Schiper
Historian cited for archival material concerning Jewish trade.
Dr. Wislotski
Polish historian who published a study in 1873.