Synagogues
Synagogues, Jewish communities' places of worship, have been found across Europe for millennia. This gallery of photographs, postcards and drawings of synagogues - many of which are sadly no longer present - illustrate the rich religious and architectural heritage of Europe.
Gailearaí foilsithe
25 míreanna
Sinagoga neologă, latura estică. (strada Horea). Construită, în stil maur, între 1886 şi 1887, după planurile inginerului feroviar clujean Hegner Isidor.
View to the west
Part of the documentary ensemble: BNUStr003; Part of the documentary ensemble: BNUStras1
Sunaikinta sinagoga Varpo gatvėje, Šiauliuose. Galinio ir šoninio fasado vaizdas iš gatvės pusės. Pokariu pastatas nebuvo atstatytas. Žmonių tarpe sinagoga dažnai buvo vadinama „Baltąja gulbe“
Theme whole: Staré Pardubice Lokály: Pardubice - a monument to the cousins of Veverková By J. Pírka Time Period: 1900 Inventory No.: F1-303
1943 blown up
The author of the photo based on the book M. and K. Piechotków “Gates of Heaven. Wooden synagogues”; photo black and white
Szeged, synagogue
[arch. De Keyzer]
Synagogue of Pécs.; The Local History Collection of Csorba Győző Library has been collecting photos and postcards related to Baranya County since January 1966. According to the data updated on 1st February 2016, the collection consists of 11,565 copies. A…
Synagogue (Moorish). Shooting at an angle from the right (from the southeast).
Stockholm Synagogue
Kelmės rajono Šaukėnų medinė sinagoga. Fotografijos atspaudas iš apversto negatyvo. Pagal Vaclavo Kavaliausko prisiminimus 1941m. birželio mėn. į |Šaukėnų sinagogą buvo suvaryti Kelmės ir Šaukėnų miestelių žydai. Dalis žmonių buvo išvežti į Žagarę, kiti -…
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Until its destruction in 1938, the Great Synagogue of Erfurt was the center of a large Jewish community in that city. With its Arabic elements, the temple’s neo-Moorish style radiated an aura of self-confidence. Visible far and wide, the dome with a tower…
The Old Synagogue in Wiesbaden was the largest synagogue in the city. It was built in the years 1863-69 (architect Philipp Hoffmann, 1806-1889) and was set on fire and destroyed on November 10, 1938 during the Reichspogromnacht. The synagogue was located …