Lwów
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Shomrei Israel
Organization co-founded by Henrik Gottlieb.
Berthold Gottlieb
Doctor and activist in the Temple Committee.
Temple Committee
Committee in which Berthold Gottlieb was active.
David Rapoport
Scholar and participant in civic life; founder of Shomer Israel.
Kraum
Deputy governor and associate of Shir.
Dr. M. Landsberg
Member of the Lviv community leadership issuing a protest.
Mendel Mohr
Founder of the Jewish newspaper Zeitung.
Kaczkowski
Polish writer and government agent who authored a report on Eastern Galicia.
Pratsa
Polish newspaper that criticized Deitsch's claim to represent Galician Jews.
Dr. Emanuel Blumenfeld
A delegate representing Lviv in an April 1866 delegation.
The younger Dr. Blumenfeld
A named participant representing Lviv in the April 1866 delegation.
Rabbi Dr. Bernhard Lowenstein
A representative of Lviv in the April 1866 delegation.
Karfunkel
A named representative of other communities in the delegation.
Polish majority
The Polish majority is described as controlling the city’s sectarian policy.
Lviv Jewish community
The passage discusses the Jewish community of Lviv and its administration.
Regina Pilim
Regina Pilim was abducted by nuns in Lviv in 1884.
Basilian Monastery
Nuns from the Basilian monastery abducted Regina Pilim in 1884.
Stryiska Street
The Basilian monastery was located on Stryiska Street.
Michalina Araten
Michalina Araten is named in connection with another monastery case.
Frans family
The Frans family originated in Podolia and settled in Yanov in 1806.
Rabbi Cohen
Rabbi Cohen is mentioned in connection with an alleged poisoning and later imprisonment.
Jacob Mendel Shitz
Member of the Lviv hospital administrative committee who left a loan-fund bequest.
Thaddeus Czacki School for Jewish Children
School founded by the Lviv municipality in 1878 for Jewish children.
Dr. Leo Geller
Edited a 1896 Vienna publication on Jewish registration records and administration.
Rabbi Yehiel-Mikhl Kristiampoler
Rabbi of Brody and father-in-law of Rabbi Tzvi Hirsh Ornstein.
Meir Kristiampoler
Son-in-law of Rabbi Aharon, author of Minchat Aharon on Sanhedrin.
Rabbi Aharon
Author of Minchat Aharon on Sanhedrin and a prominent rabbi of Brest-Litovsk.
Haim Shmuel
Father of Rabbi Yitzhak Shmelkes; died in 1839.
Wahl family
Family name of Rabbi Yitzhak Shmelkes's mother.
Rava-Ruska
Town where Shlomo Kluger served as rabbi.
Yosef Shaul Natanzon
Rabbi who took special interest in Yitzhak Shmelkes's education.
Maggid Kluger
Maggid whose recommendation preceded Shmelkes's appointment in Berezhany.
Aharon Shmelkes
Only son of Yitzhak Shmelkes; died at age 23 and left a manuscript.
Minhat Aharon
Manuscript left by Aharon Shmelkes and printed in his father's work.
Hadassah
Only daughter of Yitzhak Shmelkes, married to Nathan Levin.
Nathan Levin
Student of Yitzhak Shmelkes who married Hadassah.