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Synagogues of the World
Czech Republic
Interior of Jubilee Synagogue, Prague
Staranova Synagogue, also known as Altneuschul (the Old-New Synagogue)
Old-New Synagogue in Prague
The Maisel Synagogue
The High Synagogue
The Klausen Synagogue
The Spanish Synagogue
Pinkas Synagogue in Prague
Plezin Synagogue
Synagogue in Velke Mezirici, Central Moravia
Synagogue in Bzenec, consecrated in 1863
Synagogue in Tabor, in the Bohemia region
Local
residents watch as flames consume
the synagogue in Opava, set on
fire during Kristallnacht. |
To learn about the history of the Czech Jewish community, click here.
Sources: Jubilee interior
and Moravian synagogue © Edward Serotta.
Photo of the Maisel Synagogue courtesy of Jewish
Prague by Tom's Travel.
Photos of the Spanish Synagogue and Klausen Synagogue,
are courtesy of the Jewish
Museum in Prague.
Postcards from Judaica
Philatelic Resources.
Remaining photos © Mark Talisman, used with
permission.
Postcards from Judaica
Philatelic Resources
Opava Synagogue from the U.S.
Holocaust Memorial Museum
Photos of
the Old-New Synagogue, the Pinkas synagogue, and the Plezin synagogue from HaChayim
HaYehudim Jewish Photo Library (Jono David Media)
