Storchengasse Synagogue Vienna
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Association Synagogue
Name: "Emunas Awes" (Faith of the Fathers)
Year: 1863(?)
Chairman: Emanuel Weiss, Deputy Chairman: Emanuel Schulz,
Rab.: Aaron Weiss
Talmud Torah, youth section, women's section, support section.
The Gründerzeit house at Storchengasse 21 may have been occupied as early as 1890. In 1930 Ignaz Reiser built a synagogue in modern style next to the already existing building, with a relatively large prayer hall.
The synagogue was destroyed on Nov.
Synagogue Sturzgasse Vienna
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Association prayer house
Name: "Auhawe Israel" (The Love of Israel)
Source: Annual Report of the Jewish Community 1936, Krakow Calendar 1937
(An association called "Auhawe Isroel" in Vienna XIII, Reinlg.33 was first admitted in 1924 according to the Annual Report of the Jewish Community)
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Synagogue Penzingerstraße Vienna
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Prayer House
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Synagogue Eitelbergergasse Vienna
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Association synagogue;
Name: "Temple Association Hietzing
Chairman: General Director: Dr. Maurus Banyai, Deputy: Siegfried Kubie
Rab.: Prof. Dr. Moses Lewin
Construction period 1924 - 26(?), final completion 1931
Architect: Arthur Gruenberger and Adolf Jelletz, long prehistory with 2 competitions.
Appearance: cubic building with stylized crenellation,
Significant expressionist building.
(Already in 1904 a permanent prayer house existed at Penzingerstr. 132, maintained by the temple association "Hietzing". The prayer hall had a total capacity of 130 seats.
Synagogue Braunhubergasse Vienna
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Association synagogue;
Name: "Temple Association for the XI. District: Simmering"
Time of construction: 1898/99
Architect: Jakob Gartner
Appearance: three-nave building with Romanesque decoration
Capacity: 249 seats on the first floor, 133 seats in the galleries
Qu.: Max Fleischer: Synagogues, Greek and Russian churches. Churches, in Paul Kortz, Vienna at the beginning of the 20th century, Vienna 1906
Source: Krakow Calendar 1937, Annual Report of the Jewish Community 1896 - 1936 (except Annual Report of the Jewish Community 1924)
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Synagogue Rotenhofgasse Vienna
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Association prayer house
Name: "Newe Scholaun" (Home of Peace)
Chairman: Simon Feldhorn
Qu.: Jewish Yearbook for Austria 1932, Krakow Calendar 1937, Annual Report of the Jewish Community 1932,36.
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Synagogue Favoritenstraße Vienna
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Association prayer house
Name: "Ansche Emes" (Men of Truth)
Chairman: Adolf Langer
Source: Jewish Yearbook for Austria 1932, Krakow Calendar 1937, Annual Report of the Jewish Community 1928,36
Last use: No information
Synagogue Humboldtgasse Vienna
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Association synagogue
Name: "Temple Association Favorites
Year: 1876
Chairman: Benjamin Seher
Rabbis at the Humboldt Temple: Dr. David Löwy, Aron Levi Mandel, Dr.Albert Weiner.
Year of construction: 1895/96
Architect: Jakob Gartner
Appearance: central domed building with double tower facade on the west side, Romanesque style elements, numerous onion domes on the upper edges of the building
Capacity: 428 parterre seats, 277 seats in the galleries
Qu.: Max Fleischer: Synagogues, Greek and Russian churches.
Synagogue Spitalgasse Vienna
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Freestanding prayer pavilion in the 6th courtyard of the Vienna General Hospital (AKH)
Date of origin: 1902
Architect: Max Fleischer
Appearance: octagonal building with 4 round windows, tent roof, neo-Renaissance.
Capacity: 51 seats
Currently completely unrecognizable due to "clear cutting" and flat roof, serves as housing for a transformer.
Qu: Ines Müller: The last synagogue, David Nr 6/1990
Last use: Commercial use
Synagogue Nußdorferstraße Vienna
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Private prayer house of Grand Rabbi Israel Friedmann from Husiatyn.
Qu.: Jewish Yearbook for Austria 1932, Krakow Calendar 1937, Annual Report of the Jewish Community 1932 (approved).
Last use: No information