JEWISH GALICIA & BUKOVINA

Promoting the study and commemoration of the cultural heritage

In cooperation with:

From the latter part of the 19th century. Including extensive reference to Jewish participation in the Polish Socialist Party in Galicia (92 and onward), including references to Leib Landau (Przemyśl), Dr. Jacob Bross, Dr. Henryk Grossman, Dr. Henryk Schreiber (Krakow), Dr. Fensterblau (Krakow), Dr. Karl Eineigler (Lemberg), who further along founded the Galician Bund (92), Dr. Herman Diamand (native of Lemberg), and the brothers Dr. Joseph Drobner and Boleslaw Drobner (Krakow), Dr. Herman Lieberman (native of Drohobych), Professor Ludwig Gumplowicz, Dr. Schorr (Kolomyia), David Salamander (Lemberg) and Emil Hacker (Krakow), who had an important position in the Polish Socialist Party.

Including references to Uri Zevi Greenberg (121), Melech Ravitch (121, 122), Samuel Jacob Imber (121), Itzik Manger (121, 122), and Abraham Moshe Fuchs (122).

Including reference to the Hebrew Haskalah Center in Poland, and reference to the people associated with it, among them, from Galicia, Joseph Perl, Isaac Erter, Max Letteris, Nachman Krochmal and is son Abraham Krochmal, Solomon Judah Rapoport, Solomon Rubin, Solomon Buber and Zevi Hirsch Chajes (53), reference to pioneers of Jewish nationalism and Zionism, among them Osias Thon, Marcus Ehrenpreis and David Neumark, Nachman Krochmal and Naphtali Herz Imber (54), to the Yiddish writers Harry Sackler, Chone Gottesfeld, Moshe Nadir, Moshe Leib Halpern, Reuben Iceland and Judah Leib Teller and to the scholars Gershom Bader, Ignacy Schiper, Meir Balaban and Menashe Unger.

Including the chapter 'The History of the Jews of Galicia' (72-73), as well as references to essays by Emanuel Ringelblum, Raphael Mahler and Nathan Michael Gelber.

In the English translation, within: Yivo Annual of Jewish Social Studies, 5 (1950), 55-84