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First Jewish presence: 15th century; peak Jewish population: 209 in 1895; Jewish population in 1933: 44 In 1895, when this...

Added Jan 30, 2020

Salzhemmendorf Synagogue

"In 1848, the Salzhemmendorf Jewish community replaced an older prayer room (located in a private residence) with a synagogue on...

Added Jan 30, 2020

Salzhemmendorf

First Jewish presence: late 17th century; peak Jewish population: 30 in 1885; Jewish population in 1933: 6 The Jewish community...

Added Jan 30, 2020

Sagan Judengasse

" By the mid- 14th century, most were living on the Judengasse, or “Jews’ alley,” (present-day Słowackiego). In 1462, after...

Added Jan 30, 2020

Sachsenhagen Cemetery

"The earliest records of a cemetery... which was located at the Duehlholzgaerten, are dated... 1835." Heike Zaun Goshen Copyright: Pogrom...

Added Jan 30, 2020

Sachsenhagen Synagogue

"In 1870, the community finally inaugurated a synagogue; the building also housed a school whose teacher may have served as...

Added Jan 30, 2020

Sachsenhagen

First Jewish presence: early 17th century; peak Jewish population: 58 in 1885; Jewish population in 1933: 22 In 1885, when...

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Rinteln

First Jewish presence: 1580s; peak Jewish population: 80 in 1905; Jewish population in 1933: 73 In Rinteln, most Jews earned...

Added Jan 30, 2020

Rehburg Synagogue

"In 1835, Rehburg’s Jewish community built a synagogue and mikveh at 43 Muehlentor...The synagogue, which had been destroyed in a...

Added Jan 30, 2020

Rehburg

First Jewish presence: 1707; peak Jewish population: 70 in the 1850s; Jewish population in 1933: approximately 15 In 1835, Rehburg’s...

Added Jan 30, 2020

Quakenbrueck

First Jewish presence: 1842; peak Jewish population: 95 in 1899; Jewish population in 1933: 74 The Jewish community of Quakenbrueck...

Added Jan 30, 2020

Peine Cemetery

"A cemetery...which was located in Telgte and enlarged in 1803...On Pogrom Night, rioters damaged... the cemetery. Peine’s Jewish cemetery was...

Added Jan 28, 2020

Peine Synagogue

"In 1907, a new synagogue—it also housed a schoolroom and a teacher’s apartment—was inaugurated on Bodenstedtstrasse/ Goethestrasse (present-day Hans-Marburger Strasse)....

Added Jan 28, 2020

Peine

First Jewish presence: 1603 (see below); peak Jewish population: 300 in 1762; Jewish population in 1933: 103 Jews settled on...

Added Jan 28, 2020

Pattensen Synagogue, School & Mikveh

"In 1858, the community replaced an older synagogue (built in or around the year 1816) with a new house of...

Added Jan 28, 2020

Pattensen Cemetery

"The Jews of Pattensen maintained two cemeteries: one on Goettinger Strasse (established in 1815), the other on Auf dem Lehmkuhlen...

Added Jan 28, 2020

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