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  • Bacau Synagogue
  • Botosani Synagogue
  • Barlad Synagogue
  • Dorohoi Synagogue
  • Falticeni Synagogue
  • Focsani Synagogue
  • Galati Synagogue
  • Piatra Neamt/Leipziger Synagogue
  • Piatra Neamt/Baal Shem Tov
  • Radauti Synagogue
  • Ramnicu Sarat Synagogue
  • Roman Synagogue
  • Siret Synagogue
  • Suceava Synagogue
  • Targu Neamt Synagogue
  • Tecuci Synagogue
  • About The Project
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15 Romanian Synagogues

a Centropa documentation project photographs by Daniel Gruenfeld

  • Homepage
  • Synagogues on the Map
  • Bacau Synagogue
  • Botosani Synagogue
  • Barlad Synagogue
  • Dorohoi Synagogue
  • Falticeni Synagogue
  • Focsani Synagogue
  • Galati Synagogue
  • Piatra Neamt/Leipziger Synagogue
  • Piatra Neamt/Baal Shem Tov
  • Radauti Synagogue
  • Ramnicu Sarat Synagogue
  • Roman Synagogue
  • Siret Synagogue
  • Suceava Synagogue
  • Targu Neamt Synagogue
  • Tecuci Synagogue
  • About The Project
  • About Us
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The Romanian Synagogue Project

14 synagogues in northeastern Romania

 

In the spring of 2016, we undertook a project to preserve, photographically, some of the most remarkable synagogues we know of in Central and Eastern Europe—the Jewish prayer houses in northeastern Romania that are filled with painted murals and wooden carvings, and which date back to the mid 1800s, and in some cases, even longer. 

We encourage you to visit this site of The Center for Jewish Art, where you will find a scholarly and comprehensive study of these synagogues and many more. For those traveling to the region, we recommend Ruth Ellen Gruber’s guidebook, Jewish Heritage Travel and its continually updated website. Another important resource is the Jewish Heritage Europe. 

 

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©: Centropa (2016)