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Synagogues of the World
Romania

A rendering of the Oradea Zion synagoue in Romania, c. 1900.
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The Great Synagogue
of Targu-Mures, built in 1899. |

The Oradea Zion synagogue from a different
angle, 1925. |
Resitas Synagogue in Caras-Severin County,
built 1910. |

The Orthodox synagogue of Timisoara lies in the background of
this portrait, dated 1925. |

A 1928 picture of Timisoara's Orthodox synagogue.
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Bistrid-Nasau County Synagogue |
Albaiulas Synagogue, built 1822. |
Bacau Synagogue, built 1899. |
Cluj Synagogue, built 1886. |
Harlau Synagogue, built 1813. |
Braila Synaguge. |
Brasov Synagogue. |
Arad Synagogue, built 1834. |
Choral Temple, built 1866, re-built 1932
and 1945. |
Great Synagogue, Suceava, Built 1870 |
Tailor’s Synagogue in Bucharest. |
Tailor’s Synagogue in Bucharest. |
Reforma Synagogue in Cluj Napoca. |
Reforma Synagogue in Cluj Napoca. |
Mare “Big” Orthodox Synagogue
in Oradea. |
Mare “Big” Orthodox Synagogue
in Oradea. |

Choral Synagogue, Bucharest |

Reforma Synagogue, Cluj Napoca |

Zion Synagogue, Oradea |
To learn about the history of the Romanian Jewish community, click here.
Sources: Postcards from Judaica
Philatelic Resources
“Synagogues
in Romania”
HaChayim HaYehudim
Jewish Photo Library (© Jono David Media)
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