History of the Jews in Russia and Poland, Volume 3 [of 3]: From the Accession of Nicholas II until the Present DayDubnow, Simon
History
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
=Lilienthal, Max=, native of Bavaria, II 52
director of modern Jewish school in Riga, II 52
commissioned by Russian Government to carry out school reforms,
II 53
visits Vilna, II 54; meets with approval of local Maskilim,
II 136 f
meets with opposition in Minsk, II 55
presents report to Uvarov, Minister of Public Instruction,
II 55
tours Russian South and South-west, II 56
assured by Jewish communities of co-operation, II 56
campaign of, hailed by Jewish leaders of western Europe, II
67
not supported by Isaac Baer Levinsohn, II 136
emigrates to America, II 59
quoted, II 55
=Lippomano=, papal nuncio, instigates host trial of Sokhachev,
I 86 f
=Liquor=, use of, encouraged by Hasidim, II 124 f
=Liquor Trade=, see Propination
=Literature=, rabbinic L. in Poland, I 121 ff; see also Hebrew,
Yiddish, and Russian
=Lithuania=, Kiev incorporated in, I 94
Volhynia annexed by, I 59
"Union of Lublin," between Poland and L. (1569), I 88
annexed by Russia (1795), I 297
Jews emigrate from Crimea into, I 35
important Jewish communities in, I 59
Jews of, obtain charter from Vitovt (1388), I 59
favorable economic condition of Jews in, I 60, 72 f
Jewish tax farmers in, I 72, 94
Karaites in, I 60
Jews expelled from (1493), and allowed to return (1503), I
65, 70 f
Jews of, suspected of sheltering proselytes, I 80;
and of planning to leave country, I 81
cleared of suspicion by royal charter (1540), I 81
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