=Korostyshev=, hasidic center, II 120 =Korsun= (province), Poles defeated by Cossacks at (1648), I 145 =Kosciuszko=, spelling and pronunciation of name, I 292 leads Polish uprising of 1794, I 292 liberal and democratic, I 292 f permits formation of Jewish regiment, I 294 announces it in special army order, I 294 f captured by Russians, I 296 Zayonchek, general under, I 296, II 91 =Kosovo= (Galicia), Besht settles in, I 223 Nahman of, disciple of Besht, I 227 =Kostantinia, Sea of=, name for Black Sea, I 26 =Kostomarov=, Russian historian, defends ritual murder libel, II 205 =Kotzebue=, governor-general of New Russia, fails to check Odessa pogrom (1871), II 192 =Kotzk= (_Polish_, Kock), near Warsaw, Berek Yoselevich killed in vicinity of, I 303 hasidic dynasty of, II 122 =Kovalevski=, Minister of Public Instruction, advocates admission into Russian Interior of graduates of secondary schools, II 164 =Kovno= (city), Jews of, barred from city government (1805), I 370 growth of pauperism in, III 24 "Bund" holds convention in (1899), III 57 Jewish community of, signs petition for equal rights (1905), III 108 Abraham Mapu, Hebrew writer, native of, II 226 ff Isaac Elhanan Spector, rabbi of, II 304 =Kovno= (government), part of, called Zhmud, I 293, II 133 formed originally part of government of Vilna, I 317 constituted 1872, I 317 forms part of Lithuania, II 39 vitally affected by expulsion of Jews from border zone (1843), II 63 placed under military dictatorship of Muravyov (1863), II 188 Lutostanski, anti-Semitic writer, priest in, II 203 Friedman from, deputy to Third Duma, III 153 Localities in: Dusyaty, III 115 Salant, II 133 Vilkomir, II 236 =Kozhenitz= (Poland), Israel of, hasidic leader in Poland, I 384, II 122 =Kozhmyan=, member of Polish Council of State, objects to emancipation of Jews, II 93 =Kozlovska=, witness in ritual murder case of Velizh, II 82 =Kozodavlev=, Russian assistant-minister of Interior, member of "Jewish Committee," I 352 =Kozubales=, tax to Catholic academies in Poland, I 161, 166 =Kramshtyk=, president of Warsaw community, arrested for participating in Polish Insurrection, II 181 =Krasinski, Vincent=, Polish general, author of pamphlet on Jews of Poland, II 96 f =Kraushar=, quoted, I 136 =Krechatinikov=, Russian general, captures Haidamack leaders, I 186 =Kremenchug= (government of Poltava), pogrom at (October, 1905), III 128 =Kremenetz= (Volhynia), Jewish community of, represented on Council of Four Lands, I 110 massacre at (1648), I 149 Mordecai Jaffe, rabbi of, I 127 native place of Isaac Baer Levinsohn, II 125 ff[64]