The synagogue was the main religious building of Slonim's then numerous and influential Jewish community. The building was erected in 1642 and was initially part of the town's fortifications system. In 1881 the synagogue was heavily damaged in a fire. During the Second World War, almost the entire Jewish population of Slonim was murdered by the Nazis in the Holocaust.
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- Having stood at the heart of the Jewish community and city of Slonim for four centuries, there are no shortage of stories surrounding the Great Synagogue.
- The Great Synagogue or simply known as the Slonim Synagogue is a 17th century former synagogue building in a baroque style.
- In 1883, the townspeople of Slonim appealed to the governor open a synagogue and allow to use city funds for "bringing this synagogue to its proper form.
- The Slonim synagogue is currently the focus of a restoration campaign, initiated under the auspices of the Foundation for Jewish Heritage (FJH).
- Synagogue, 1918 Slonim. Synagogue, 1918.
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- The Steering Committee of the Slonim Great Synagogue restoration campaign, which is a sub-committee of the Foundation for Jewish Heritage, has launched a...
