Private synagogue with 100 seats, built in 1850 by Maier Stössel. Last use: No information

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The temple with school and wöhnung of the slaughterer completed around 1904; in the village there were two other prayer houses; in 1938 the temple was confiscated and converted into a fire extinguisher house Last use: fire station of the fire department

Already at the end of the 15th century Jewish community provable; 1715 purchase of land for the construction of a synagogue; whether this location is identical with that of the present synagogue remains open.

already 1649 temple provable; 1707 a synagogue acquired, which was rebuilt and/or renewed 1718; 1834 extension of the synagogue; building in NS time converted to youth hostel; after the war to a fire department armory converted Last use: fire station

1750 synagogue documented; 1837/38 new building by Prince Philip Batthyány; 1938 converted into a gymnasium and festival hall of the National Socialists; 1953 the building was demolished Last use: new building of a town hall instead of the synagogue

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Synagogue probably from the 16th century, possibly built in gothic style; lost its original appearance due to reconstruction in the 19th century; valuable art objects were present Synagogue was blown up during the Nazi era; few preserved gravestones of the former Jewish community at the (dilapidated?) cemetery Last use: No information

Oberhoffaktor Samson Wertheimer supported the renovation of the synagogue (1st half of the 18th century); the synagogue had interesting landscape paintings inside, at least until 1860 Last use: No information

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