=Yoselovich= (_Polish_, Joselowicz) =Berek=, Polish-Jewish patriot, I 293 ff accompanies Bishop Masalski to Paris, I 294 offers to form special Jewish regiment, I 294 f regiment of, displays heroism, I 296 flees to France, I 296 f returns to Poland and dies heroic death, I 303 eulogized by Pototzki, I 303 f widow of, granted special permission to sell liquor, I 304 =Yosko=, Jewish tax-farmer in Poland, I 71 =Yudich, Saul=, Jewish tax-farmer in Lithuania, I 94 possibly identical with Saul Wahl, legendary king of Poland, I 94 =Yurkevich, Peter=, accused of stealing host for Jews, I 101 f =Yurkovski=, Moscow police commissioner, makes raid on Jews, II 403 =Yushkevicher, Yankel=, of Saratov, accused of ritual murder, II 151 sentenced, with son, to penal servitude, II 152 pardoned by Alexander II. through intercession of Crémieux, II 153 =Zadok=, Messianic propagandist in Lithuania, I 208 =Zaleshkovska, Catherine=, suspected of leanings towards Judaism and burned at stake, I 79 f =Zalman Shneorsohn=, or =Zalman Borukhovich=; see Shneor Zalman =Zamyatin=, Minister of Justice, defends Jews of Saratov accused of ritual murder, II 152 =Zamoiski, Andreas=, Polish chancellor, suggests reforms for Jews of Poland, I 271 ff =Zamoshch= (_Polish_, Zamosc), Joel Baal-Shem of, I 203 =Zangwill, Israel=, founder of Territorialism, III 144 =Zaporozhians=, the, or =Zaporozhian Cossacks=, name explained, I 143 raid Turks and fight Tatars, I 143 cultivate relations with Ukrainian Cossacks, I 143 form alliance with Tatars, I 144 exterminate Jews and Poles, I 145 f plunder Jews of Vitebsk, I 154 form bands attacking Poles and Jews, I 182 f petition Russian Government to admit Jews to fairs of Little Russia, I 250 See Cossacks =Zarudny=, Council of Jewish victims of Homel pogrom, III 102 =Zaryadye=, part of Moscow illegally inhabited by Jews, II 403 =Zaslav= (_Polish_, Zaslaw; Volhynia), Cossack massacre at (1648), I 149 ritual murder case in (1747), I 172, 177 f Nathan Hannover of, see Hannover, Nathan =Zayonchek=, Polish general, flees from Poland, I 296 appointed viceroy of Poland, II 91 opposes measures in favor of Jews, II 93 makes insulting remark about Jews, II 94 =Zborov, Treaty of=, between Poles and Cossacks (1649), I 151 not kept by Polish Government, I 152 =Zebulun=, king of Khazars, I 26 =Zederbaum, Alexander=, editor of _ha-Melitz_ in St. Petersburg, II 217 refutes charge of ritual murder, I 204 publishes _Vyestnik Russkikh Yevreyev_, I 221 =Zelenoy=, city-governor of, warns Jews to use polite manners, II 383 =Zelig=, see Jacob Selig