Carl Paradies family
Here the Paradies family lived until the 1920s, before they moved to Philosophenweg.
Jewish cemetery (Neubrandenburg)
Old site square über built. Gräber reburied and destroyed several times. 19 gravestones still preserved, of which 18 exist in the new memorial site, which is located on the site of the former synagogue in Poststra;e. One tombstone is exhibited in the City Museum.
Jewish cemetery (Mirow)
Firstört. Serves Google Maps to the consequence partly as a parking lot.
Jewish cemetery (Marlow)
&Uml;berbaut. The exact location is unclear.
Jewish cemetery (Malchow)
Enclosed cemetery with a small number of graves.
Jewish cemetery (Malchin)
Enclosed cemetery without gravestone stock as a memorial.
Allgäu Friends of Israel e.V.
You are interested in Israel?
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We, the "Allgäuer Israelfreunde" have set ourselves the goal of deepening the relationship between the people of Allgäu and Israel by promoting understanding of the history, culture and religion in Israel and providing education about the current situation away from the often one-sided reports in the German media.
Sulzburg synagogue
The synagogue in Sulzburg was built from 1821 to 1822 by Johann Ludwig Weinbrenner in the neo-Baroque-Classical mixed style. After Karlsruhe and Randegg, it is the third synagogue building of a Jewish community in the then Grand Duchy of Baden.
Former Jewish cemetery Lazarettstraße (memorial stone)
This is a memorial stone in memory of the former Jewish cemetery at Lazarettstra;e 12.
The memorial stone is at the height of the Salvation Army in a green strip at the corner of Hoffnungsstra;e/Lazarettstra;e.