JEWISH GALICIA & BUKOVINA

Promoting the study and commemoration of the cultural heritage

In cooperation with:

Including references, according to index, to Martin Buber, Eliezer Meir Lipschuetz, Fabius Mieses, David Neumark, Simon Federbusch, Shraga Kadari, Nathan Rotenstreich and Yizhak Raphael (Werfel.
Appeared in English:
Schwartz Dov, Faith at the Crossroads: A Theological Profile of Religious Zionism (The Brill Reference Library of Ancient Judaism, Vol. 7), translated by Batya Stein, Brill, Leiden 2002.

Including chapters on the six rabbis of the Ropczyce-Dzikow dynasty of Horowitz family across generations: Naphtali Zevi of Ropczyce; and his descendants in Dzikow: Eliezer; Meir; Joshua; Alter Ezekiel Elijah; Chaim Menachem David.

Including references to many authors, most of them were rabbis (for details - see Hebrew note).

Appeared in the years 1993-2009. Including numerous Galician rabinical dynasties.

Including chapters on the following rabbis: Dov Ber Meisels (83-87), Joseph Engel
(140-143), Yechezkel Landau (155-161), Jacob Lorbeerbaum (162-166), Jacob Meshulam Ornstein
(183-187), Meir Shapira (227-231), Phinehas Ha-Levi Horowitz (277-281), Zevi Hirsch Levin (282-287),
Shalom Mordecai Shvadron (311-316), Solomon Chelm Rappaport (327-332), Solomon Kluger (333-336),
and Shimon Sofer (355-359).

Including references, according to index, to 'Galicia', and to the following rabbis: Hillel Lichtenstein, Yechezkel Landau, Shaul Landau, Dov Ber Meisels, Ephraim Zalman Margolioth, Joseph Saul Nathanson, Solomon Kluger, 'Ktzot Ha-Choshen' [Aryeh Leib Heller], Solomon Judah Rapoport, and Zevi Hirsch Chajes (148, 171), and Isaac Judah .Schmelkes (177)

On Yeshivas and their rabbis who were active since the end of the 19th century in Galicia, and after the Holocaust in the USA and Israel (for details - see Hebrew note).