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Gartenstraße 6
16303 Schwedt/Oder
Germany
Koordinate
53.05497855, 14.284336519992
In the 18th and 19th centuries, the town of Schwedt was one of the Brandenburg towns with a relatively high proportion of Jewish citizens. In the second half of the 19th century, the community numbered about 200 members. The time of the National Socialist dictatorship led to the expulsion or extermination of all Schwedt Jews. Today, the Jewish cemetery and the preserved ritual bath still remind us of the time when Schwedt still had Jewish citizens. A museum takes care of the sites today. The museum is open seasonally from May to September.
Ereignisse
Beschreibung
The Jewish community acquires the site in Gartenstraße
Ereignis
Datum Von
1861-01-01
Datum bis
1861-12-31
Datierung
1861
Epoche universalgeschichtlich
Beschreibung
1862 the synagogue is built
Ereignis
Datum Von
1862-01-01
Datum bis
1862-12-31
Datierung
1862
Epoche universalgeschichtlich
Beschreibung
In 1871, the ritual bath (mikveh) was completed on the premises of the Jewish community.
Ereignis
Datum Von
1871-01-01
Datum bis
1871-12-31
Datierung
1871
Epoche universalgeschichtlich
Beschreibung
The synagogue was looted on November 9, 1938, and later demolished down to its foundations.
Ereignis
Datum Von
1938-01-01
Datum bis
1938-12-31
Datierung
1938
Epoche universalgeschichtlich
Beschreibung
In 2008, the synagogue servant's house and the mikvah were reconstructed in accordance with the preservation order.
Ereignis
Datum Von
2008-01-01
Datum bis
2008-12-31
Datierung
2008
Epoche universalgeschichtlich
Beschreibung
The Jewish Museum of the city of Schwedt takes care of the sites.
Ereignis
Datum Von
2010-01-01
Datum bis
2010-12-31
Datierung
2010
Epoche universalgeschichtlich
Medien
Synagogendienerhaus und Mikwe
Aufnahmedatum
Juli 2025
Fotografiert von
Stadtmuseum Schwedt/Oder
stadtmuseum
Bildquelle (Woher stammt das Bild)
Stadtmuseum Schwedt/Oder
Breite
2016
Höhe
1512
Lizenz
CC BY-SA 4.0
Beschreibung
On the left of the picture is the synagogue servants' house made of gray half-timbering and pink plaster. To the right is the Jewish ritual bath. It consists of four building sections. The background is formed by a rectangular transverse bar with a monopitch roof, which is framed at the ends by two risalits, whose west-facing entrance fronts are designed like temples. Asymmetrically to the right in front of it is a brick domed building with a lantern, which covers the immersion bath.
Synagogenüberdachung
Aufnahmedatum
Juli 2025
Fotografiert von
Stadtmuseum Schwedt/Oder
stadtmuseum
Bildquelle (Woher stammt das Bild)
Stadtmuseum Schwedt/Oder
Breite
2016
Höhe
1512
Lizenz
CC BY-SA 4.0
Beschreibung
In 2020, a wooden cuboid room was built over the foundations and original floor of the Schwedt synagogue, which was destroyed in 1938. Its façade is clad with transverse wooden slats on vertical beams. A floor-to-ceiling window front allows light to flood into the interior. A garden with benches and trees stretches out in front of the room.
Ritualbad
Aufnahmedatum
05.06.2020
Fotografiert von
Stadtmuseum Schwedt
stadtmuseum
Bildquelle (Woher stammt das Bild)
Stadtmuseum Schwedt
Breite
4032
Höhe
3024
Lizenz
CC BY-SA 4.0
Beschreibung
The preserved Jewish ritual bath in Gartenstraße Schwedt/Oder (exterior view).
Mimetype
image/jpeg
Öffnungszeiten Jüdisches Museum
Aufnahmedatum
05.06.2020
Fotografiert von
Stadtmuseum Schwedt
stadtmuseum
Bildquelle (Woher stammt das Bild)
Stadtmuseum Schwedt
Breite
4032
Höhe
3024
Lizenz
CC BY-SA 4.0
Beschreibung
Opening hours at the Jewish Museum. Visit to the ritual bath possible.
Mimetype
image/jpeg
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