Synagogue of the association "Thora-Chessed e. V.". It was located in the second backyard of the building. Last use: Charlottenburg cultural association.

The synagogue in Pestalozzistrasse, built in 1911/12, is a liberal Jewish house of worship. First intended and used as a private synagogue, it became the property of the Jewish community as an association synagogue in 1919. It is still located in the backyard today and thus remained largely unscathed during the Nazi period. Misappropriated, it was eventually used until the end of the war as a horse stable and laundry, among other things. Shortly after the end of the war, the first restoration work began, so that in 1947 it could once again function as one of the first Berlin synagogues.

The building has been heavily destroyed during the war. Last use: new construction. 

By bombs the building was further destroyed in the second world war. Last use: Jewish community center with synagogue

Last use: since 1941 residential house, since 2003 cultural and memorial site.