Online Archive of Synagogues

1953 demolished; house built for trade union federation and chamber of labor Last use: public use

the wooden synagogue was built on behalf of the State Welfare Service; its construction corresponds to the tradition of Eastern European wooden synagogues Last use: No information

Last use: emergency housing created there in 1942

Last use: No information

Since 1984 in use as a cultural center; since 1988 also houses the Institute for the History of Jews in Austria Last use: cultural center, Institute for the History of Jews in Austria

According to the National Socialists, the building was not built in the "Jewish style"; after 1945 used by the Red Army as a military kitchen; vacant after their withdrawal. Since 1988 "Baden School Synagogue and Cultural Association": efforts to revitalize. Last use: vacant

Prayer hall; building served as Bet ha-Midrash according to Orthodox rite; prayer house, ceremonial hall and cemetery demolished in 1938 Last use: No information

Built in 1876/77 by the Jewish Suburban Community of Floridsdorf, since 1907 under the direct administration of the IKG Vienna. Master builder: Joh. Schaffer Appearance: three-nave building with women's emporiums with high Byzantine windows; located on the corner lot to Schindlergasse Capacity: 234 seats on the first floor, 156 seats in the galleries Rabbi at the Floridsdorf Temple: Dr. Joseph Samuel Bloch, Dr. Moses Rosenmann (until 1938) Nov. 1938 destroyed, today a residential complex Qu..

Club prayer house (formerly Hannovergasse 4) Name: "Schomre Habrith" (Guardian of the Brother) Chairman: Karl Klinger Qu.: Annual report of the Jewish Community 1932(approved, there Hannovergasse 4), Annual report of the Jewish Community 1936, Jewish Yearbook for Austria 1932 (Hannoverg), Krakow Calendar 1937 Last use: No information

private prayer house of Rabbi Eisig Hager Qu.: Krakow Calendar 1937, Annual Report of the Jewish Community 1936 (newly approved). Last use: No information