Obj. ID: 24738
Jewish Architecture Synagogue in Balatonfüred, Hungary
The synagogue was built in 1735 as a Protestant church. It was acquired by the Jewish community in 1855 and served it until the Holocaust. Currently, the building houses an exhibition: “Jews and Hi-Tech: from Einstein until Today.”
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Synagogue in Balatonfüred | Unknown
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Object Detail
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Date
1735 (as Protestant church)
Synagogue active dates
Since 1855 until WWII
Reconstruction dates
2017; a new new building has been added, inculding “Jews and Hi-Tech: from Einstein till today” permanent exhibition
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Sources
Salinger, Gerhard. Journeys in Hungary: Jewish Communities of the Past and Present. New York: By the author, 2006.
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Computer Reconstruction
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Donor
Keller Foundation | 2018
Object Copyright
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The following information on this monument will be completed:
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