History of the Jews in Russia and Poland, Volume 3 [of 3]: From the Accession of Nicholas II until the Present DayDubnow, Simon
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History of the Jews in Russia and Poland, Volume 3 [of 3]: From the Accession of Nicholas II until the Present Day
Dubnow, Simon
Jews -- Poland -- History; Jews -- Russia -- History; Poland -- History; Russia -- History
=League for the Attainment of Equal Rights for the Jewish People
in Russia=, the, organized in Vilna (1905), III 111
program of, III 111 f
establishes Central Bureau in St. Petersburg, III 112
conventions of, III 131, 133 f
protests against pogroms, III 132
sends greetings to Dashevski, avenger of Kishinev pogrom, III
132
decides to call All-Russian Jewish National Assembly, III 133
Jewish Duma deputies accept program of, III 134
presided over by Vinaver, III 134
represents doctrine of National-Cultural Autonomism, III 144
stands above class and party affiliations, III 145 f
disintegration of, III 146 f
=League of Jewish Socialists=, in London, II 223
=League of Jewish Workingmen=, see "Bund"
=League of Russian People=, organization of Black Hundred, III
141
favors re-establishment of unlimited autocracy, III 149
secures pardon for pogrom makers, III 150
forms "Second Government," III 141, 151
badge of, demonstratively worn by Nicholas II., III 151
See Black Hundred
"=Learned Jew=" (_Uchony yevrey_), Russian title for Jewish Government
expert, II 239
=Lebensohn, Abraham Baer= (called "Adam"), Hebrew poet, II 134
f
prominent in Maskilim circle of Vilna, II 136
=Lebensohn, Micah Joseph=, son of former, Hebrew poet, II 226
=Legal Profession=, see Bar
=Leipsic=, Russian-Jewish merchants visit fair of, I 359 f
place of publication, II 135
=Lekkert, Hirsch=, shoots at governor of Vilna, III 67
=Lelevel= (_Polish_, Lelewel), Polish historian, issues manifesto
to Jews, II 107 f
calls upon Poles to be friendly to Jews, II 178
eulogized by Jews at memorial service, II 180
=Lemberg= (Lvov, _Polish_, Lwow), leading city of Red Russia,
I 74, 196
anti-Jewish riots in (1463), I 63 f
Jews of, restricted in commerce, I 74
besieged by Khmelnitzki(1648), I 150 f
authorities of, refuse to deliver Jews, I 151
Jesuit college students in, attack Jews, I 161
Jews of, organize self-defence, I 161; but are massacred (1664),
I 162
Pikolski, monk in, conducts agitation against Jews, I 174
Jews of, receive communal autonomy (1356), I 53;
granted communal constitution(1692), I 191
rights of Kahal elders upheld by voyevoda of, I 190
Jewish community of, represented on Council of Four Lands,
I 110
rabbis assembled at, excommunicate adherents of Sabbatai Zevi,
I 211
disputation between Frankists and Orthodox at, I 216 f, 229
conversion of Frankists at, I 217
Isaiah Horowitz (_Sheloh_) educated in, I 135
Rabbis of:
Joshua Falk Cohen, head of yeshibah, I 128
David Halevi (Taz), I 130, 206
Meir of Lublin, I 129
Hayyim Rapoport, I 216
Solomon, I 115
=Le Nord=, newspaper in Brussels, organ of Russian Government,
II 393
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