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Karl Shahand
Member of the Hekhal administration in Lviv.
Jacob Mone
Named among members of the Hekhal administration.
Dr. Yehoshua Wasser
Rabbi whose anniversary celebration was held at the Hekhal in 1934 or 1936.
Jacob
Served as Nathan Lichter’s brother-in-law.
Rabbi of Lviv, author of Yeshuot Yaakov
Heard Libkowitz’s account and blessed his future reward.
The Elder Admor of Belz
The ancestor of Eliezer Lubitsher.
Gal of Tarnopol
Industrialist and landowner who built Gilead Synagogue in 1905.
Vitalin
A congregant involved in purchasing Gilead Synagogue.
Kovler
A congregant involved in purchasing Gilead Synagogue.
Moses Patronatash
Cantor at Gilead Synagogue.
Krushevski
Cantor at Gilead Synagogue.
Dr. Zeev Washitz
Preacher at Gilead Synagogue.
Badil Topfer
Served as cantor of the synagogue.
Lisobodr
Synagogue trustee involved in aiding immigrant families.
Shmuel Riz
Named among leaders of the kloyz.
Kalman Aharnfayz
Named among Rabbi Berli’s final followers.
Rabbi Yitzhak Eizik of Zidatchov
Hasidic rabbi whose follower founded the Hadashim synagogue.
Yosef Avner
Son of Faivush Avner.
Rabbi Barzaf
Rabbi who prohibited carrying altogether.
Rabbi Moshe
A person named among the Ziditchov Hasidim.
Noah Papirna
Named among the kloiz’s leaders and worshippers.
Chortkiv Rebbe
Rebbe whose instructions guided Chortkiv Hasidim during the war.
Hanokh Ashkenazi
Founder and leader of Lviv’s anti-black-market council after the war and pogroms.
Tzvi Alster
Person listed among Bayen Hasidim.
Benjamin Shreiber
Person listed among Bayen Hasidim.
Yuda-Hirsh Vitmed
Person listed among Bayen Hasidim.
Moshe Tzvik
Person listed among Bayen Hasidim.
Shmuel-Tzvi Weiss
Mizrachi activist in Lviv who immigrated to Palestine.
Yosef Rosenblatt
Cantor who sang melodies at the Bayen rebbe’s reception in 1932.
Dr. Arsol(d) Harnigsman
A doctor named in the passage’s closing attribution.
Tarle
Former maskil who converted and became chief censor of Hebrew books in Galicia.
Zeidel
The cantor whose compositions and concerts became widely known.
David Katzman
Cantor who served in Lviv until 1926 and later served in Vilna, Bialystok, Canada, and America.
Gershon Sirota
Guest cantor who appeared in Lviv.
Yosil Rosenblatt
Guest cantor who appeared in Lviv.
David Kosovitzky
Jacob Kosovitzky’s brother, brought to Lviv as choir conductor.