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The Sheinbah Synagogue of Przemysl, used as a warehouse after World War II

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Hōputu:	Tuhinga
Reo:	Ingarihi
I whakaputaina:	1971
Ngā marau:	Przemyśl : Synagoge Bild
Ngā tūemi whai pānga:	Kei roto i: 13. P - Rec
Control Number (ID):	BV050732435
Ngā Tūtohu:	Tāpirihia he Tūtohu Kāore He Tūtohu, Me noho koe te mea tuatahi ki te tūtohu i tēnei pūkete!

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Przemyśl
I whakaputaina: (1973)

The former synagogue of Offenbach, Germany, converted into a theater after the World War II.
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Przemyśl : Schloß
I whakaputaina: (1983)

The Ashkenazi synagogue in Belgrade, restored after World War II by the Yugoslav government [...]
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Der Marktplatz in Przemyśl
I whakaputaina: (1975)

Der Bahnhof in Przemyśl, um 1900
I whakaputaina: (1983)

Blick auf Przemyśl vom Schlossberg aus
I whakaputaina: (1975)

Przemyśl Franziskanerkirche St. Maria Magdalena, Westfassade
I whakaputaina: (1989)

The synagogue of Zenica, central Bosnia, rebuilt after World War II and opened in 1970 as the municipal Museum
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Ashkenazi synagogue of Sarajevo which survived World War II.
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Roontstrasse Synagogue, Cologne, before its destruction in World War II.
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Italianate synagogue built in Lodz in 1888 and destroyed during World War II.
I whakaputaina: (1971)

U wylotu Sanu z Pogórza w Kotliny Podkarpackie rozsiadł się Przemyśl, jedno z najpiękniej położonych miast polskich
I whakaputaina: (1980)

Ark of the Law of the Rawicz synagogue, built in 1889 and destroyed by the Nazis during World War II.
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The synagogue built by the Neolog community of Nitra, Slovakia, in 1914 and adapted in 1957 for Orthodox use
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Synagogue of Marienbad, dedicated in 1884 and burned by the Germans after their occupation of the Sudetenland in 1938
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The Ohel Yakob Synagogue of Munich, after its destruction on Kristallnacht, 1938
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The synagogue of Coburg, Bavaria, originally a church [...]
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The former synagogue of Radymno, Poland, now a factory
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The former synagogue of Glosar, Germany, now a bakery
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The former synagogue of Odessa, converted to a sports club. Photo 1969
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The synagogue in Nyiregyhaza
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The synagogue of Chroučovice
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Ottó Komoly, Hungarian Zionist leader and rescue worker in World War II.
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Synagogue in Wolpa
I whakaputaina: (1983)

Synagogue of Szeged, Hungary
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The synagogue of Oradea Mare
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The Trieste synagogue, opened in 1912
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The synagogue of Roedelheim, built 1730
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The synagogue at the Boerneplatz, consecrated in 1882
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Hasidic synagogue in Kaunas (Kovno)
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The Leningrad synagogue, completed in 1893
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The synagogue of Leszno, Poland, 1939
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The Pilsen synagogue, built in 1893
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Ark of the Law in the synagogue of Novogrudok
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The Great Synagogue of Plunge, Lithuania
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The Rozdol synagogue, watercolor by Marburg
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The Great Synagogue of Czestochowa, Poland
I whakaputaina: (1971)

The main synagogue of Kremenets, Volhynia
I whakaputaina: (1971)

Exterior (a) and bimah (b) of the wooden synagogue of Zabludow, Poland, probably from the 17th century
I whakaputaina: (1971)