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| - Salo Edler von Weisselberger (hebräisch סאלו וייסלברגר), auch Weiszelberger oder Aislberger (* 1867 in (Drăcineț) bei Kotzman (Cozmeni), Bukowina; † am 15. März 1931 in Wien), war ein promovierter Jurist, k. u. k. und rumänischer Politiker, Richter, Vorsteher der jüdischen Gemeinde, Abgeordneter des Bukowiner Landtags und Bürgermeister von Czernowitz (Cernăuți), nachmalig Mitglied des Rumänischen Senats und danach des Abgeordnetenhauses. (de)
- Сало фон Вайссельберґер (Соломон дворянин фон Вайссельберґер; нім. Dr. Salo Edler von Weisselberger; * 1867, с. Драчинці Кіцманського повіту (Буковина), — † 20 березня 1931, м. Відень) — доктор права, буковинський політик, бурґомістр м. Чернівці у 1913–1914 роках, член ландтаґу Буковини (Буковинського крайового сейму) під час Австро-Угорської імперії, член Сенату, а потім член Палати депутатів (парламенту) Румунії в румунський період Буковини, активний діяч єврейської громади Чернівців. (uk)
- Dr. Salo Weisselberger (1867–1931, also named Salo von Weisselberger), Jewish leader, jurist and judge, was a member of Bukovina's Landtag during the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Mayor of Czernowitz in 1912–1914, a member of the Senate of Romania, and then a member of its Chamber of Deputies. He died in March 1931 in a Vienna sanatorium. (en)
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| - Salo Edler von Weisselberger (hebräisch סאלו וייסלברגר), auch Weiszelberger oder Aislberger (* 1867 in (Drăcineț) bei Kotzman (Cozmeni), Bukowina; † am 15. März 1931 in Wien), war ein promovierter Jurist, k. u. k. und rumänischer Politiker, Richter, Vorsteher der jüdischen Gemeinde, Abgeordneter des Bukowiner Landtags und Bürgermeister von Czernowitz (Cernăuți), nachmalig Mitglied des Rumänischen Senats und danach des Abgeordnetenhauses. (de)
- Dr. Salo Weisselberger (1867–1931, also named Salo von Weisselberger), Jewish leader, jurist and judge, was a member of Bukovina's Landtag during the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Mayor of Czernowitz in 1912–1914, a member of the Senate of Romania, and then a member of its Chamber of Deputies. Salo Weisselberger was born in , near Czernowitz and studied law at the University of Czernowitz. Based on school achievements he was appointed judge at the Court of railroads and county in 1892. Later, he was elected member of the Regional Parliament (Landtag) of Bukovina from 1911 to 1914 for Benno Straucher's Jewish National People's Party. He became the mayor of Czernowitz in 1913, after having served several years as vice-mayor, and in 1914 he was deported by the Russian occupation troops as a hostage to Siberia, whence he returned to Austria in 1916, after a hostage exchange in November 1915 between Russia and Austria-Hungary. He was ennobled by the Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph for his sufferances. After the dissolution of Austro-Hungarian Empire, Bukovina became a part of Romania, and Weisselberger was a member of the Romanian Senate from 1922 to 1926 and of the Chamber of Deputies from 1927 to 1928. When elected to the Senate for Czernowitz, he got 3,800 votes against 1,991 for the Social Democrat candidate, the Bundist Leon Gheller. The seat was beforehand occupied by another Social Democrat, George Grigorovici. He died in March 1931 in a Vienna sanatorium. (en)
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