• Great Synagogue (Hrodna) Wiki

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    The Great Synagogue of Hrodna was built from 1576 to 1580 by Santi Gucci, who designed a wooden synagogue at Rabbi Mordechai Yaffe's invitation.

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  • The Exhibition Opening in Grodno Great Synagogue...

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    Please join us at the grand opening of the exhibition called "Jews in Polish Army". 1st September 2017, 3pm at the main chamber of Grodno synagogue.

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    Great Choral Synagogue in Grodno - one of the oldest in Eastern Europe XVI century...

  • Welcome to the Grodno Site

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    The synagogue of Grodno, the oldest functioning synagogue in the CIS ...go to; http://www.jewishgrodno.com/en/synagogue/.

  • Synagogue in Hrodna, Belarus

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    All Locations Brest Gomel Grodno Homyel Hrodna Mahilyow Minsk Mogilev Other Vitebsk. ... Great Synagogue Bol'shaya Troitskaya Ulitsa, Hrodna.

  • Grodno Travel Guide, Cheap Flights, Places to See

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    Grodno (Belarusian: Hrodna, Russian: Grodno) is a city in Belarus, on the Neman River, close to the borders of Poland and Lithuania (about ... Great Synagogue.

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    Great Synagogue of Grodno The main place of worship for the Jews of Grodno. Grodno Orthodox Cathedral A beautiful cathedral built in 1904 in the polychrome...

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  • Great Synagogue (Hrodna) - zxc.wiki

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    In the area of the Grodno ghetto there was also the Great Synagogue, which was devastated inside during the war.