Synagogue Puderbach, Westerwald No information
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Synagogue Neuwied district Oberbieber
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Synagogue Hottenbach No information
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Prayer room Rheindorferstraße (Bonn)
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In 1932, the East Jewish Cultural Association inaugurated the new prayer hall in Rheindorfer Straße. Nothing is known about its further use.
Synagogue Bad Hönningen Hauptstraße / Schultheißgasse
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Synagogue Immenrode main street
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Synagogue Gehaus (district of Stadtlengsfeld) Mittelgasse
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The building burned down in 1975.
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Synagogue Bad Frankenhausen Bornstraße
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Synagogue Gleicherwiesen (part of Gleichamberg) Mittelgasse
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Old Synagogue on the Lower Market Street
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Until the beginning of the 19th century there was one prayer hall or synagogue in each case (e.g. mentioned in 1737 in connection with the formula to the Jewish oath). On August 30, 1811 a synagogue could be consecrated at the western city wall. The ducal court factor Levi Simon had given the money for it and initially purchased two plots of land in the area of Untere Marktstraße with the then census numbers 22 and 23. The inauguration took place with the permission of Duke Frederick. The inauguration speech was held by Josef Michael Hirsch.