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Zeven
First Jewish presence: 1823; peak Jewish population: 22 in 1933 The Jewish community of Zeven, founded in 1842, included the...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Zeven, Lower Saxony
Added Feb 05, 2020
Wunstorf New Synagogue
"[community established in] 1913 a new house of worship on Kuesterstrasse, whose premises contained a mikveh, a school and a...
- Category: Synagogue
- Location: Wunstorf, Lower Saxony
Added Feb 05, 2020
Wunstorf
1st Jewish presence: 13th century (1st recorded in the 16th century); peak Jewish pop.: 88 in 1860 (3.9% of the...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Wunstorf, Lower Saxony
Added Feb 04, 2020
Wolfenbuettel New Synagogue
"In 1893, Wolfenbuettel’s Jewish community, which belonged to the Braunschweig rabbinate, inaugurated a larger synagogue on Lessingstrasse...On Pogrom Night, rioters...
- Category: Synagogue
- Location: Wolfenbuettel (Wolfenbüttel), Lower Saxony
Added Feb 04, 2020
Wolfenbuettel Old Synagogue
"From 1781 until 1893, Wolfenbuettel was home to an 80- seat synagogue at 12 Harzstrasse. The synagogue had been founded...
- Category: Synagogue
- Location: Wolfenbuettel (Wolfenbüttel), Lower Saxony
Added Feb 04, 2020
Wilhelmshaven Synagogue
"In 1915, local Jews replaced their prayer room with a synagogue on the corner of Boersenstrasse and Parkstrasse; the building...
- Category: Synagogue
- Location: Wilhelmshaven, Lower Saxony
Added Feb 04, 2020
Wilhelmshaven
First Jewish presence: in or around the year 1870; peak Jewish population: 200 in the 1920s (see below); Jewish population...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Wilhelmshaven, Lower Saxony
Added Feb 04, 2020
Wolfenbuettel
First Jewish presence: 1697; peak Jewish population: 302 in 1910; Jewish population in 1933: 112 From 1781 until 1893, Wolfenbuettel...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Wolfenbuettel (Wolfenbüttel), Lower Saxony
Added Feb 03, 2020
Wildeshausen Synagogue
"1830, when the community procured a shack at 30 Huntestrasse and remodeled it as a synagogue with a prayer room,...
- Category: Synagogue
- Location: Wildeshausen, Lower Saxony
Added Feb 03, 2020
Wildeshausen
First Jewish presence: 13th century; peak Jewish population: 72 in 1865; Jewish population in 1933: unknown In 1827, the Jews...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Wildeshausen, Lower Saxony
Added Feb 03, 2020
Wesermuende
First Jewish presence: early 19th century; peak Jewish population: 340 in 1931; Jewish population in 1933: unknown (113 in 1939)...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Wesermuende (Bremerhaven, Wesermünde), Lower Saxony
Added Feb 03, 2020
Weener Synagogue
"On July 3, 1828, the Jewish community acquired a plot of land on which it built a synagogue in 1828/29...
- Category: Synagogue
- Location: Weener, Lower Saxony
Added Feb 03, 2020
Weener Cemetery
" In 1850 and 1896, the community consecrated new Jewish cemeteries on Graf Ulrich Strasse and Graf Edzard Strasse, respectively."...
- Category: Cemetery
- Location: Weener, Lower Saxony
Added Feb 03, 2020
Weener
First Jewish presence: 1645; peak Jewish population: 231 in 1885; Jewish population in 1933: 131 Weener’s Jews initially conducted services...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Weener, Lower Saxony
Added Feb 03, 2020
Verden an der Aller Synagogue
"Jewish community inaugurated its first synagogue at 7 Johanniswall; the building also housed a school and a mikveh... Later, on...
- Category: Synagogue
- Location: Verden an der Aller, Lower Saxony
Added Feb 03, 2020
Verden an der Aller
First Jewish presence: 1571; peak Jewish population: 120 in 1875; Jewish population in 1933: 78 On January 31, 1858, Verden...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Verden an der Aller, Lower Saxony
Added Feb 03, 2020