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Виленское губернское правление

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The collection comprises the records of the Governorate Board (Gubernskoe Pravlenie) of Vilnius from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 20th century. Provincial boards were legally designated as the main administrative bodies of the governorates. In practice, however, they were completely subordinate to the governors and had rather limited authority. The governorate boards addressed various administrative issues and were responsible, among other things, for the supervision of law enforcement throughout the governorates and for arbitration between individuals and institutions. The governorate board addressed numerous Jewish-related issues and its archival collection contain documents that refer to various economic, social and religious topics. Among these are Jewish communal affairs in Vilnius and other localities – elections of the members of the Kahal and their activities; community institutions; complaints and appeals on various issues; election of Jewish representatives ("Jewish deputies") and crown rabbis; data on taxation. The collection also contains materials regarding the activities of the Jews in the fields of lease holding, trade and manufacturing, Jewish printing houses in various locations, Jewish education (including teachers, traditional schools and the Yeshiva of Volozhin). Several files contain vital data of Jewish residents and the collection includes residents’ lists that the authorities compiled for the purposes of taxation and military recruitment (Revizskie Skazki). Other files include data on travel, residence and settlement permits including appeals against expulsions from different localities. Some materials refer to the Napoleonic Wars. There are documents that mention the damage inflicted by the 1812 invasion and other records that include data on Jewish merchants and contractors of the Russian army. An important part of the collection are materials related to the conscription of Jews to the Russian army. Documents from various years include data on criminal activities such as smuggling and counterfeiting of money. A number of files contain data on the Karaite communities in Trakai and other localities --

رقم الرف
LVIA-Vilnius-381
رقم الإستدعاء لدى الوصي الحالي
Lietuvos valstybės istorijos archyvas (LVIA), Vilnius;Fond number 381
تاريخ الإصدار
1776-1914
الشكل
832 files.
لغة المادة
الروسية; البولندية;
وصف المحتوى
The collection covers the period from the end of 18th century until the early 20th century. An important part of the collection are materials concerning Jewish communal affairs in Vilnius and other localities. There are documents about elections of the members of Kahal and their activities, community institutions, election of Jewish representatives ("Jewish deputies", members of the rabbinical commissions in 1856-1857 and 1909) crown rabbis and other functionaries (such as board members of the “Or Torah” synagogue in Vilnius in 1888-1889). The collection contain data on taxation, including the box and the candle taxes in various communities, as well as the recruit tax prior to 1827. Numerous complaints, appeals and denunciations of Jews shed light on various communal, economic, social and religious issues. For example, there is a denunciation filed to the Russian authorities by Vulf Ekis from Vilna referring to laws established in 1805-1806 by the Vilnius kahal "contrary to the government regulations" and “harmful for Christians”. A complaint by Jews from Vilnius from 1887 deals with an order of the city police to close the synagogue at the Jewish cemetery. There are also a request from the crown rabbi Khonon Rozenberg from Švenčionys to grant him the post of crown rabbi in Volkovishki in 1888. Numerous materials related to economic activities of the Jews including engagement in tax-farming and leaseholding, trade, fairs, and manufacturing of tobacco, cloth and more. The collection includes materials on Jewish printing houses in various locations (including an 1862-1863 appeal by the owners of the Romm print house against a guild established by their workers); Jewish education, including teachers and traditional schools (including correspondence concerning the Yeshiva of Volozhin closure from 1879-1880). Several files include personal data of the Jewish residents and revizskie skazki (lists that the authorities compiled for the purposes of taxation and military recruitment) from a number of communities. Other files include data on travel, residence and settlement permits including appeals by individuals and communities against expulsions from different localities. Some materials refer to the Napoleonic Wars: several documents mention the damage inflicted by the 1812 invasion and other documents include data on Jewish merchants and contractors of the Russian army (among others, Abram Peretz and Lev (Leib) Nevachovich are mentioned). Documents from the late 1820s and later refer to the conscription of Jews to the Russian army — various appeals and complaints about cases of fraud and injustice. Correspondence from 1830 mentions the recruitment of Jewish children who were sent to Austria in order to avoid conscription but sent back to Russia by the Austrian authorities. Documents from various years include data on criminal activities: smuggling and counterfeiting of money. For example, the collection holds a 1818 verdict by Prince Alexander Golitsyn about allowing the kahal of Vilnius to use a Cherem (ban) in order to suppress smuggling as well as on the proposals of the "Jewish deputies" on the measures necessary to stop the smuggling. A number of files contain data on the Karaite communities in Trakai and other localities: materials from 1881 on the rights of the Karaites, which differ from the rights of Jews; appeals and complaints of the Karaites; documents on elections of religious leaders and functionaries of the Karaites’ community in Trakai in 1891-1895 and more.
موقع
  • Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People The item is part of the CAHJP holdings
العنوان Виленское губернское правление.
مساهم Lietuvos valstybės istorijos archyvas (LVIA), Vilnius - Copied Material
ملاحظات The archive includes copies of selected Jewish-related materials from the collection of the Provincial Board (Gubernskoe Pravlenie) in Vilnius from the Lithuanian State Historical Archives (LVIA).
هذا جزء من Lietuvos valstybės istorijos archyvas (LVIA), Vilnius - Copied Material
مستوى التوصيف Sub-Fonds Record
lds57 The governorate of Vilnius was formed after the Third Partition of Poland in 1795. For a short period, it was merged into the governorate of Lithuania, but between 1801 and 1917 it existed as a separate administrative unit. From 1801 to 1843 the governorate included the major part of modern Lithuania. As part of an administrative reform in 1843 its western areas were included in the newly established governorate of Kaunas. From 1801 to 1912 the Vilnius governorate was part of the Vilnius Governorate General.
lds58 Russian
Polish
رقم النظام 997009704306805171
קישורים Collection description in Yerusha Project
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