JEWISH GALICIA & BUKOVINA

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Includes references to Nachman Krochmal (749), Solomon Judah Rapoport (749, 768), Eliakim
Getzel Milsahagi (768-769), Joshua Heschel Schorr, Abraham Krochmal, Simhah Pinsker, Hirsch
Mendel Pineles (769), and Solomon Buber (788).

In the center of the article a chapter about the geography book by Samson Bloch (261-268).
The article also includes references to Solomon Judah Rapoport (256-258, 260, 261), Julius
Barasch (256), Moses Mordecjai Juwel (257), Nachman Krochmal (260), Naphtali Mendel
Schorr (260), Abraham Mendel Mohr (266-267), Joseph Perl, and Jechiel Meller (268).

Includes the chapters:
'Galicia: the center of the struggle between Hassidism and education' (28-34), and within this chapter references to Mendel Lefin (28-29), Joseph Perl (29, 31, 32), Naphtali Herz Homberg (29), Dov Ber Birkenthal (30), Nachman Krochmal, Isaac Erter, Judah Leib Mieses (31, 32), and Solomon Judah Rapoport (32).
'The Authorities' Policy in Galicia' (35).
Chapters on Rabbi Menahem Mendel Torim from Rymanów (36-44).
Chapters about his successors: 'Rabbi Zevi Hirsch [Eichenstein] from Żidaczów' (44-45), 'Rabbi Menachem Mendel [Hager] of Kosov and his son', Rabbi Hayyim Hager' (45-46), 'Rabbi Yechezkel Panet and his sons', 'Rabbi Moses Teietelbaum of Ujhely' (47), Rabbi Zevi Elimelech Shapira of Dynow' (48-50), 'Rabbi Hayyim Halberstam from Nowy Sącz' (50-52) and 'Rabbi Shalom Roke’ah from Bełz' (52-53).
Includes the English version:
Salmon, Yosef: ‘The precursors of Ultra-Orthodoxy in Galicia and Hungary: Rabbi Menachem Mendel Torem of Rymanów and his disciples’, Modern Judaism, 36, 2 (2016) 115-143.

Mainly on the call of Isaac (Aaron) Bernfeld in the journal, 'HaMazkir' (Lvov 1881), to write a modern history of Polish Jewry; including references to Nechemia Landes , Ludwig Gumplowicz, Edward Katch (328) and Karl Emil Franzos (329); as well as mention of major Jewish historians from Galicia, Moses Schorr, Meir Balaban, Ignacy Schiper, Raphael Mahler, Emanuel Ringelblum, Philip Friedman, and Nathan Michael Gelber, and those who studied there, Jacob Shatsky and Mark Wischnitzer (321).

Includes extensive reference to Joseph Perl's educational project, and his involvement in the
sciences, especially in the chapter 'Science and Faith at 'Tzir Ne'eman' by Joseph Perl' (127-136).
More, according to the key, about him and about the following places and people: Brody, Julius
Barasch, Berusch Goldenberg, Galicia, Naphtali Herz Homberg, Tarnopol, Moses Mordecjai
Juwel, Lvov/ Lemberg, Max Letteris, Mendel Lefin, Krakow, Solomon Judah Rapoport, and
Bezalel Stern.
Based on a doctoral dissertation from Tel Aviv University, 2000.

Includes a chapter dedicated to the Galician journal 'Hatzfira' (49-73), and many additional references to Galicia and Galician authors (according to the key). Among them: Jacob Eichenbaum, Isaac Erter, Jakob Bodek, Tzvi Hirsch Bodek, Jacob Samuel Bick, Berusch Blumenfeld, Julius Barasch, Abraham Goldberg, Jacob Goldenthal, Chaim Ginzburg, Abeli Horowitz, Eliakim Getzel Milsahagi, Eliahu Mordecai Werbel, Zvi Hirsch Chajes, Elias Hirsch Thon, Zechariah Isaiah Jolles, Gerson Letteris, Max Letteris, Abraham Mendel Mohr, Judah Leib Mieses, Marcus Strelisker, Moses Jakob Pordes, Nahman Isaac Fischmann, Joseph Perl, Abraham Kohn, Nachman Krochmal, Solomon Judah Rapoport, Joshua Heschel Schorr, and Bezalel Stern (for further details, see the Hebrew comment).