Yıkılmış sinagoglar
- The Choral Synagogue or the Great Synagogue is a former Orthodox Jewish synagogue tin Brest (known in Yiddish: Brisk), Belarus.
- The village of Grushevka, Brest region, is known for its unique Reitan estate, part of which is the chapel-tomb of this ancient family.
- Construction of the synagogue began in 1851 and was completed in 1862. It was built with money from the town's Jewish community.
- The current building of the Great Choral Synagogue was built by I. Frunkin in 1902-1905. The style is somewhere between eclecticism and Moorish style.Bulunamadı: brest
- Belarus, Choral Synagogue in Brest. ... Belarus, Synagogue of Shiv'a Kruim in Minsk.
- It is recognized as the most beautiful synagogue in Europe. The Great Choral Synagogue has a long history that dates back to the 16th century.
- Kobrin synagogue (Brest region, Belarus) is a monument of eclectic architecture with the elements of classicism.
- Brest has been home to Jews for centuries. There have been synagogues here since the 15th century. What was their fate?Bulunamadı: choral
- A military mobile film projector device is demonstrating the American film “The Big Waltz” in the building of the former synagogue.Bulunamadı: choral
