=Kremsier= (Moravia), meeting-place of Austrian Parliament, II 179 =Kreslavka= (government of Vitebsk), Frank, Jewish physician, resident of, I 331, 386 =Krestentzya=, form of lease, forbidden to Jews, I 404 f =Kretingen= (province of Zhmud), Berek Yoselovich born at, I 293 =Krochmal, Nahman=, Galician thinker, associates with Isaac Baer Levinsohn, II 126 work of, compared with that of Levinsohn, II 127 =Kronenberg=, convert, protests against Polish anti-Semitism, II 178 =Kronenstadt=, fortress near St. Petersburg, place of imprisonment, II 42 =Krueger=, Russian official, accuses Jews of Saratov of ritual murder, II 151 =Krushevan=, journalist and petty official in Kishinev, III 69 editor of _Bessarabetz_, III 69 ff carries on violent agitation against Jews, III 69 ff invited by Plehve to publish =Znamya=, anti-Semitic paper, in St. Petersburg, III 70 accuses Jews of ritual murder, III 71 incites to pogroms, III 71 wounded by Dashevski, III 81 f =Krushnitza=, ancient Polish capital, Jew elected king at, I 40 =Krysa, Leib=, represents Frankists at religious disputation, I 217 baptized, I 217 =Kuantung= (=Shantung=) Peninsula, Jews expelled by Russians from, III 94 =Kukhazhevski= (=Polish=, Kucharzewski), Polish anti-Semitic candidate to Russian Duma, defeated by Warsaw Jews, III 167 =Kulak=, Russian name for village boss, II 318, 325 =Kupernik=, Jewish lawyer, acts as council for victims of Homel pogrom, III 102 =Kursk= (government), number of artisans in, II 168 =Kut=, Crimean city, I 26 =Kutais= (city in Caucasia), ritual murder case at, II 204 =Kutaysov=, Count, declares pogroms result of Jewish "exploitation," II 271 =Kutover=, Gershon, rabbi of Brody, brother-in-law of Besht, I 223 receives message from Besht in Palestine, I 228 =Kuty= (Galicia), Besht settles in neighborhood of, I 228 =Kuyavia=, former Polish province, I 75; II 90 =Ladi= (government of Moghilev), residence of Shneor Zalman, founder of _Habad_, and his successors, I 234; II 117 =Lakh=, Ukrainian nickname for Pole, I 142, 184 =Lambat=, Crimean city, I 26 =Lamsdorff=, Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, has interview with Herzl, III 84 =Landed Property=, see Villages =Landau, Adolph=, Russian-Jewish publicist, II 221