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- Eng. Рус. Ukraine > Sevastopol. #synagogues. ... cathedrals. mosques. synagogues. buddhist temples.
- English: Karaite Kenesa, Sevastopol, 1896 - 1908. Closed in 1931, is now used for sports school. ... Karaite synagogue in Sevastopol.
- The Kenesa, or synagogue, of Yevpatoria is the center of Karaite Judaism in the Crimea and the oldest active Karaite synagogue in the world.
- It is the only Karaite synagogue in the United States with a permanent dedicated facility. The leaders of the congregation are of Egyptian Karaite extraction.
- 4.5. 9 reviews. #60 of 113 things to do in Sevastopol. Points of Interest & Landmarks. ... Sevastopol Karaite Kenesa. 5. 0.2 miPoints of Interest & Landmarks.Bulunamadı: synagogue
- Picture: Main Choral Synagogue in Sevastopol, XIX century. Fraternal Cemetery Jewish soldiers - defenders of Sevastopol 1854-1855. The northern side.
- One of the few remaining synagogues, in Simferopol, was vandalized last week, when the slogan “Death to Jews” and swastikas were painted on its door.
- In parish register of Sevastopol Karaite synagogue of the year 1908 along with the names Altyn, Mordekhay, Berukh, Esther you can find names Lidia, Anna...
- Yayın zamanı: 7 saat önceFormer (Karaim Kenesa in Kyiv). Turkic-speaking Karaite Jews (in the Crimean Tatar language, Qaraylar) have lived in Crimea for centuries.
- Karaite synagogues in Lithuania were built in the 14th century, in Trakai, Biržai, Kėdainiai, Panevėžys and Vilnius. ... Karaite Kenesa, Sevastopol.
- Jewish Community of Sevastopol. Email. Directions. Print. Ploshad Vasstavshich 26, Sevastopol, 299008 Crimea. 79-78-032-3474. ... Synagogue. Mikveh.Bulunamadı: karaite
- Now approximately half of them live in the Crimea (500 in Simferopol, others in Sevastopol, Kerch.
- ...is as ancient: information of indirect sources makes it possible for the scientists to view 1292 as the year of the foundation of the Karaite synagogue in Kaffah.
- The reserve "Chersonesos Tauric" will acquaint the guests of the city with the history of Sevastopol in medieval and ancient times.Bulunamadı: synagogue