Sephardic synagogue Last use: No information

Synagogue had to serve since 1941als Deportationssammellager.

Last use: schoolyard

from 1931 - 1938 synagogue of the "Israelitische Religionsvereinigung Neu-Tempelhof". Last use: No information

The building housed the "Jewish Institute for the Blind in Germany". Services were also held here when the synagogue in Düppelstraße was overcrowded. Last use: Caritas children's home

Synagogue of the "Jewish Religious Association Friedenau-Steglitz and the Southwestern Suburbs e. V.". Last use: No information

Last use: KaDeWe parking garage

Contradictory statements in the literature on the date of demolition: 1956 (Hahn, 1987) and 1951(Arlt, Ehlers, et al., 1992).

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"Since the synagogue was largely spared the devastation, the National Socialists designated it as a collection point for radios, bicycles, and other items forbidden to Jews, and as the central issuing point for Jewish stars."(Puvogel, 1999)

Last use: schoolyard of the Löcknitz School

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The former Jewish apprentice home also housed the synagogue of the Agudath Achim Pankow association. Last use: Municipal library

Last use: Jewish school

Last use: No information