JEWISH GALICIA & BUKOVINA

Promoting the study and commemoration of the cultural heritage

In cooperation with:

Chiefly the part on 'Hashomer Hatzair' (pp. 20-154), and in particular, the references to the background
of the movement befor the Aliyah, mainly in Galicia (20-24).

Including review about the economic situation of the jews in Galicia (8-10) and Bukovina (10—11), as well
as many references to the development of Poale-Zion movement in those countries. More details about
communities and figures – in the Hebrew note.

Including references to Leon Reich, Osias Thon (91), Mordechai Oren (94, 98, 103, 107, 110, 112), Igancy Schwarzbart (94-96), Meir Yaari (100, 103, 104, 111), Elijah Hausmann (107-111), Gola Mire (107-112), Chaim Margulies (107-110), Mordechai Lahav (Zuckerman) (107-110), Samuel Schwartz (107-111).

Including a discussion regarding Galician Jewry and about the Austrian Poale Zion party, mainly from 101-103.

Including references to the following individuals: Nathan Bardach, David Rothblum, Hillel Zussman, Joshua Karva, Baruch Margulies, Abraham Glantz, Bernard Hausner (85), Ephraim Fischel Waschitz (85-86, 94, 96, 103, 109), Moses Menkes (87), Solomon Schiller, Simon Bernfeld, Abraham Silberschein (88), Elijah Watenberg, Hersch Nagler, Avraham Shmuel Yuris, Zygmunt Feller, Chaim Schmetterling (90), Henryk Shterner (91-97, 103), David Horowitz (92, 98, 115), Isaac Tsin (93), Schmaryahu Ellenberg (93, 100, 192, 109, 112, 113), Nachman ? (86, 99), Jacob Bickels (96, 97, 107), Mordecai Shatner, Edelstein, Eliezer Furman (96-99), Jacob Freund (96), M. Y. Leder (96, 99), Nathan Eck, Jacob Reiser, Leo Rappoport (96), Shlomo Horowitz (97, 103, 112, 114), Issachar Reiss (97, 111), Ignacy Schiper, Adolf Stand (98, 108), David Cohen of Tarnow (99, 100, 102), Arieh Tartakower (102), Elijah Rosenbaum-Maroz (102, 109, 111), Eliezer Rieger (103, 112, 114, 117, 118), Moshe Wald (103, 118), Wilhelm Berkelhammer (103, 108, 111), Shaul Riger, M. Reiser, Leon Weinstock, Tzvi Lauterpacht (107), Z. P. Finkelstein (108, 111), Abraham Sharon (108, 115, 117), Ephraim Reisner (109), Victor Portes (112), Siegfried Bernfeld (113, 117), Arie Krempner (113-115), Leopold Teller (115), and Martin Buber (117-118).

Including references to the Jewish workers movements in Galicia (14) and to two Socialist periodical that were published in Kraków, "Dos Yuddishe Arbeiter-Vort" (1906) and "Freiheit" (1905) (19).

Including the chapter: Avnoon Arieh, 'The movements and HeHalutz in Galicia', 35-37.