Synagogue Gaussplatz Vienna

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Association prayer house Name: "Agudas Yeshurim" (Association of the People of Israel) Chairman: Dr. Josef Puder Qu.: Jewish Yearbook for Austria 1932, Krakow Calendar 1937, Annual Report of the Jewish Community 1932 (newly approvedI), Annual Report of the Jewish Community 1936 Last use: No information

Othmargasse Synagogue Vienna

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Association prayer house Name: "Schomre Hadath" (Guardian of the Law) Chairman: Berl Löw, Rab.: Gerson Hager Qu.: Jewish Yearbook for Austria 1932, Krakow Calendar 1937, Annual Report of the Jewish Community 1932 (approved), Annual Report of the Jewish Community 1936 Last use: No information

Synagogue Kaschlgasse Vienna

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Association synagogue Name: "Bene Berith" (Sons of the Covenant) listed in the annual reports of the IKG since 1910; former location: Karajangasse 20. 1931 Relocation of the Orthodox Association to the specially built community center at Kaschlgasse 4; the preserved building plans are signed by the city architect Ing. Franz Katlein signed. Interesting architecture of the interwar period, the facade to Raffaelgasse largely preserved! Chairman: Schmerl Arak, Rab.: Moses Horowitz Nov.

Kluckygasse Synagogue Vienna

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Association Synagogue Name. Temple Association "Brigittenau Year: 1873, the prayer room was originally located in the house Jägerstr.41, from 1875 in the house Webergasse 20. The synagogue in Kluckygasse was built in 1899/1900; The inauguration took place on 20.9.1900. Architect: Jakob Gartner Appearance: three-nave ground plan with double tower facade, Romanesque decor, two mighty onion domes Chairman: Josef Kohn (1932) The rabbis were Dr. Bach, Dr. David, Dr. Feuchtwang (temporarily), Prof. Dr. Fink, Prof. Dr. Pollak, from 1907 Dr. Armin Abeles, Dr. Appowitzer, Dr. Wachstein and Dr.

Synagogue Dollinergasse Vienna

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Association synagogue Name: Temple Association "Döbling Originally this association had its seat in Vormosergasse 1, from 1904 (until the move to Dollinergasse) in Gatterburggasse. 1907 Adaptation of the existing residential building, Dollinerg.3 into a synagogue. Architect: Julius Wohlmuth (inauguration: 5.9.1907). Appearance: very interesting and tasteful design of the north and west facades in Art Nouveau style, reminiscent of Otto Wagner's buildings.