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Joseph Aidelzon
Vilna-born tenor who served at Galed Synagogue in Lviv from 1930 to 1935.
Kroshavsky
Cantor who served at Galed Synagogue and later went to America.
Zisha Hirsh
Composer who wrote works adapted for Zeev Richter’s tenor voice.
Wolf Sitzburg
Renowned cantor from whom Heilpern received instruction.
Shlomo Eydelshtain
A former poet and deputy cantor accepted in 1931.
Yael Kwoerman
A Lviv-born singer who served without becoming a cantor.
Feizushim
Choir conductor at Heichal from 1920 to 1924.
King Augustus II
The king who approved the 1710 regulation.
Zalman ben Pinhas
Head of the community who later bought Kribs House.
Gachman ben Yitzhak
Owned the house at Blaharska 24 with his wife, Gildenervoyze.
Shlomo Pinchas
Recorded as involved in the 1767 purchase.
Hirsch ben Zeev
Eighteenth-century owner associated with houses 40 and 38.
Fishel ben Zeev
Eighteenth-century owner associated with houses 40 and 38.
Landis
Wealthy community member associated with house number 36.
David ben Shmari
Purchaser of three houses in 1708.
Yitzhak Markovich
Purchased house number 30 in the mid-eighteenth century.
Levkov
Recorded as involved in the ownership history of house number 28.
Shmuel Leizer Levkovitz
Named among owners or parties associated with house number 28.
Hirsch Haimovich
Named among owners or parties associated with house number 28.
Mendel Poternik
Owner of house number 28 in 1788.
Yoel Todoros
Purchased the rebuilt house after its collapse in 1862.
Baruch Monisovich
Owner of house number 27.
Mendel ben Yoel
Associated with house numbers 29, 31, and 33.
Zisman Leib Levko Blaban
Known head of the Jewish community associated with houses 29, 31, and 33.
Yitzhak Factor
Owner of three houses near Zarzbroiovanaya Alley.
Meir Shamash
Associated with a house near Zarzbroiovanaya Alley.
Dr. Habrik Biglaizen
A scholar who directed a girls' elementary school until 1899 or afterward.
Rabbi David Rapoport
Lived in the house known as Lebe Gitalekh.
Rabbi Jacob Jutam
Scholar identified as Rabbi Yitzhak Rapoport’s son-in-law.
Dr. Emil Bik
Prominent lawyer associated with this Jewish aristocratic group.
Dr. Tobias Ashkenazi
Lawyer and deputy mayor of Lviv.
Yehiel Mizes
A banker connected with the Austrian finance minister and political information.
Hoshea Mizes
Manager of the Lviv branch of a loan institution in the 1860s.
Rabbi Meir Rappaport
A gifted student who secretly studied secular subjects and classical languages.
Rabbi Ahlenberg
Teacher of Rabbi Meir Rappaport.
Isaac Arthur Rapfudert
Meir’s nephew and lecturer in classical languages at the University of Lviv.