Small synagogue (Erfurt)
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After centuries of expulsion, Jews were allowed to settle in Erfurt again from 1809. With growing settlement, construction of the Small Synagogue as a community center for Erfurt Jews was begun in 1839 . The neoclassical style building was completed just one year later. Due to a strong growth of the congregation, the synagogue became too small after only 44 years and it was decided to build a new, larger synagogue.
Synagogue Bad Buchau No information
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Last use: residential house
Synagogue Greifswald market
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The buildings Markt 13 and Mühlenstraße 10 formed one unit. Information also taken from the Mecklenburgische Kirchenzeitung of 5.11. 2000.
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Synagogue Dargun Castle Street
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Last use: Use by the Federation of Evangelical Free Churches
Synagogue Bützow Manzelstraße
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Last use: residential house
Synagogue Plau Strandstraße
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Last use: Catholic church
Synagogue Goldberg Jungfernstraße (Catholic Church)
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Last use: since 1925 Catholic Church
Synagogue Mannheim F
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"Prayer room of Jews who immigrated from the East"(Hahn, 1987).
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Synagogue Karlsruhe Herrenstraße
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The use was resumed at the end of 1945
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Synagogue Steinheim Rochusplatz
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Last use: No information