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Holzminden
First Jewish presence: 1557; peak Jewish population: 130 in 1890; Jewish population in 1933: 84 Although Jews lived in Holzminden...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Holzminden, Lower Saxony
Added Jan 28, 2020
Hannover New Cemetery
"In 1864, the community consecrated a new cemetery on An der Stangriede (used until the 1960s)." Benjamin Rosendahl Copyright: Pogrom...
- Category: Cemetery
- Location: Hanover (Hannover), Lower Saxony
Added Jan 28, 2020
Oberstrasse Cemetery
"The Jewish cemetery on Oberstrasse, consecrated in 1550 and in use until the mid-19th century, is the oldest intact Jewish...
- Category: Cemetery
- Location: Hanover (Hannover), Lower Saxony
Added Jan 28, 2020
Hanover School
"In 1876, the community purchased a building at Luetzowstrasse, which housed a Jewish school and administrative offices." Benjamin Rosendahl Copyright:...
- Category: School
- Location: Hanover (Hannover), Lower Saxony
Added Jan 28, 2020
Hanover Old Synagogue
"In 1704, the community inaugurated a synagogue at Auf dem Berge (present-day 16 Bergstrasse/Calenberger Neustadt), after which the state rabbi...
- Category: Synagogue
- Location: Hanover (Hannover), Lower Saxony
Added Jan 28, 2020
Hanover
First Jewish presence: 1300; peak Jewish population: 5,521 in 1925; Jewish population in 1933: 4,839 Although it is likely that...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Hanover (Hannover), Lower Saxony
Added Jan 28, 2020
Hagen
First Jewish presence: 18th century; peak Jewish population: 80 in 1870; Jewish population in 1933: approximately 50 Records from 1786...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Hagen, Lower Saxony
Added Jan 28, 2020
Gross-Freden Cemetery
"The community consecrated a cemetery on An der Steingrube in 1890...In October 1938, the cemetery was sold to the Jewish...
- Category: Cemetery
- Location: Gross-Freden, Lower Saxony
Added Jan 27, 2020
Gross-Freden New Synagogue
"In 1858, an older prayer room was replaced by a synagogue—with 50 seats—on Ostenbergstrasse... In March 1938, the synagogue was...
- Category: Synagogue
- Location: Gross-Freden, Lower Saxony
Added Jan 27, 2020
Gross-Freden
First Jewish presence: 18th century; peak Jewish population: 65 in 1854; Jewish population in 1933: see below The Jewish community...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Gross-Freden, Lower Saxony
Added Jan 27, 2020
Goslar New Synagogue
"The community inaugurated a new synagogue—with seven benches for men, two for women—on Baeckerstrasse; the building also housed an apartment...
- Category: Synagogue
- Location: Goslar, Lower Saxony
Added Jan 27, 2020
Goslar Cemetery
"A Jewish cemetery was consecrated on Glockengiesserstrasse in the early 17th century...In 1939, the synagogue and cemetery were sold to...
- Category: Cemetery
- Location: Goslar , Lower Saxony
Added Jan 27, 2020
Goslar
First Jewish presence: 13th century; peak Jewish population: 64 in 1848; Jewish population in 1933: 38 The Jewish community of...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Goslar, Lower Saxony
Added Jan 27, 2020
Fuerstenau
First Jewish presence: early 19th century; peak Jewish population: 51 in 1925; Jewish population in 1933: 48 In 1925, when...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Fuerstenau (Fürstenau), Lower Saxony
Added Jan 27, 2020
Esens
First Jewish presence: late 17th century; peak Jewish population: 124 in 1824; Jewish population in 1933: 82 By 1824, most...
- Category: Residential
- Location: Esens, Lower Saxony
Added Jan 27, 2020
Duderstadt Synagogue
"In 1898, the community inaugurated a synagogue—the building also accommodated a schoolroom and an apartment for a teacher who served...
- Category: Synagogue
- Location: Duderstadt, Lower Saxony
Added Jan 27, 2020