• Synagogue of Alanta - Wikipedia

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    History of Jews andJudaism in Lithuania. Historical Timeline • List of Jews. Lithuania portal Judaism portal. v. t. e. The Synagogue of Alanta (Lithuanian: Alantos sinagoga)...

  • Alanta Synagogue - SakraliLietuva.lt

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    However, all of them are in a critical condition. One example of such a unique Jewish prayer house is a wooden synagogue of Alanta.

  • Wooden Synagogue of Alanta | Religiana

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    The wooden synagogue of Alanta, built between 1870 and 1900, is one of the few remaining wooden synagogues in Lithuania.

  • Alanta Synagogue Renovated — Lithuanian Jewish...

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    The history of Jewish settlement in the town of Alanta isn’t known. ... The Lithuanian Jewish Community owns the synagogue in Alanta.

  • Alanta | Fdn Jewish Heritage

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    Alanta Synagogue was built in the last third of the 19th century and is one of the few remaining wooden synagogues of Lithuania.

  • Wooden Synagogue in Alanta | Jewish Heritage Lithuania

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    The wooden synagogue of Alanta is an extraordinary part of both Lithuanian and Eastern European Jewish cultural heritage.

  • Synagogue of Alanta | Wooden Temples of Lithuania. | Flickr

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    Wooden temples of Lithuania. Synagogue of Alanta 19th Century. More stuff at www.instagram.com/dovydas.moc/.

  • Molėtai Tourism and Business Information Center

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    The wooden synagogue in Alanta is one of the very few wooden places of worship of this type remaining in Lithuania.

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  • Lithuania: The Wooden Synagogues in Alanta and Kurkliai...

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    Around 17 of them are in Lithuania, and the e Alanta and Kurkliai synagogues are the latest of several of these small, simple structures to undergo restoration.