Schladen synagogue No information

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The synagogue with its valuable interior furnishings was saved from destruction by being handed over to the Vaterländische Museum in Braunschweig. In the 1970s, there were plans by the then State Rabbi and the Brunswick Museum of History and Folklore to establish a Jewish Museum for Northern Germany in this synagogue. Last use: No information

Beaumarais Synagogue (Saarlouis)

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According to a report from 1817, the Jews living in Beaumarais attended the synagogue in Wallerfangen, which was apparently not unproblematic, since in that year there was a dispute between the Jews living in Beaumarais and Wallerfangen. Presumably, the Jewish families in Beaumarais already wanted to break away from Wallerfangen at that time and have their own prayer hall. However, this did not happen until the middle of the 19th century. Between 1844 and 1850 a synagogue could be built at the Muhlenstraße.

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