City walk Oldenburg
The former royal seat of Oldenburg, located about 45 km west of Bremen, is today one of the four largest cities in Lower Saxony with a population of over 160,000. First mentioned in a document in 1108 and granted Bremen law in 1345, the city was the seat of the counts, dukes and grand dukes of Oldenburg until 1918 - at times also under Danish or French rule.
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Bethlehem Street Synagogue (Linz)
Note from Prof. Bob Martens, TU Vienna
.Synagogue Graz Grieskai
Synagogue Baden near Vienna Grabengasse
New Synagogue (Erfurt)
Since the Jewish community of Erfurt grew again after the end of World War 2, the community board already in 1946 made a first request to the city of Erfurt for the return of the property on which the Great Synagogue had stood until 1938. After a council decision on March 20, 1947, the community received the site back. Since then, they worked on plans to build a new synagogue.