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Jerusalem

ירושלים

A city associated with H. Barles in the colophon.

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Tel Aviv

תל״אביב

A city listed in the publication imprint.

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Lviv

לבוב

The city covered by the publication section.

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Jerusalem–Tel Aviv

ירושלים-תל־אביב

Publication locations listed in the colophon.

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Galicia

גליציה

A region whose Jewish life was influenced by Lviv.

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New York

ניו־יורק

City associated with Dr. Y. Tannenbaum.

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Buenos Aires

בואנוכדאיירס

City associated with A. L. Shossheim.

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Poland

פולין

Country referenced in the planned historical coverage.

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Austria

אוסטריה

Country whose rule over Lviv is referenced.

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Old Jewish Cemetery of Lviv

בית העלמין היהודי הישן

Old Jewish cemetery in Lviv discussed in a dedicated section.

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Death camp

מחנה־מות

Death camp discussed in a section about its first day.

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Red Ruthenia

רייסין־אדומה

Historical region formerly called Red Ruthenia.

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Karaite cemetery of Lviv

ביודיהקברות הקראי

Karaite cemetery located near the Krakow quarter.

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Zolkiewska-Rynok Street

רחוב זולקיבסקא־רינק

Street toward which the southern Jewish quarter extended.

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Krakow quarter

הרובע הקרקובי

Lviv quarter associated with eastern Jewish and Karaite residents.

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Lublin

לובלין

A city involved in commercial restrictions and negotiations with Lviv.

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Lubaczów

לובאצ׳וב

A town where Yosef ben Shakhna later leased taxes.

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Black Sea

הים השחור

Coast and trade route associated with Venetian and Genoese colonies.

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Transylvania

טרנסילבניה

Origin of a trade route passing through Lviv.

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Asia Minor

אסיה הקטנה

Destination of goods transported through Lviv.

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Krakow

קרקא

City where the urban regulation was approved.

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Sandomierz

סנדומירז

City named in the 1367 privilege request.

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Hungary

הונגריה

Kingdom associated with later commercial guidance for Jews.

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Przemysl

פשמישל

Waystation on the Austria-Hungary trade route through Lviv.

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Tatar lands

ארץ־הטאטרים

Merchants traveling east and to the Tatar lands were required to pass through Lviv.

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Constantinople

קושטא

Constantinople was conquered by the Turks in 1453.

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Breslau

ברסלאו

Jewish merchants from Lviv conducted extensive trade with Breslau.

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Lutsk

לוצק

City associated with Jacob Shlomkovich.

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Chełm

ח:לם

City whose customs were leased by King Jagiełło to Gut.

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Kafa

קאפא

Crimean city associated with Jewish merchants trading with Poland.

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Drohobych

דרוהוביץ

Place whose salt mines were leased by Notke.

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Horodok

גרודק

Place whose customs were leased by Notke.

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Lviv Jewish cemetery

בית העלמין

Cemetery expanded by Lviv Jews during this period.

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Brest

בריסק

City whose Jews received regulations from Vytautas.

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Trakai

טרוקי

City whose Jews received regulations from Vytautas.

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Krakowsky Suburb

פרבר קרקובסקי

A suburb involved in a conflict over Jewish rights and jurisdiction.

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