Synagogue Nohfelden district Soetern
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Last use: residential and commercial building
Synagogue Nohfelden Schulstraße (district Bosen)
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Last use: residential house
Synagogue Merzig district Mondorf
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The city administration of Merzig is not aware of any synagogue. (Zacharias, 1988)
Last use: no information
Synagogue Dillingen Castle Street
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Memorial stone in planning or already installed
Last use: parking lot
Synagogue Kusel No information
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Last use: parking lot
Wallhalben synagogue Oberhausen-Wallhalben district
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Contradictory statements in the literature about the date of demolition: after the war (ed. Alfred Hans Kuby, 1989) and 1939 (Zacharias, 1988).
Last use: public square
Synagogue Landstuhl Kanalstraße
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Last use: residential
Synagogue Höheinöd Matzenbergstraße
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Last use: since 1935 residential house
Synagogue Synagogue Street (Obermoschel)
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First there was a prayer room available. The prayer room mentioned in 1852 in a status report on Jewish worship in the area of the Kirchheim district commissariat had been established "for 62 years already" in the house of Jacob Landsberg (that is since 1790). In 1814 the Jewish community purchased this house for 900 guilders. Over the years the condition of the prayer hall became worse and worse. In 1841 it was said that the building was "demolished", that is, in dilapidated condition. A little later it was demolished.