- Chatam Sofer, with his real name Moshe Schreiber was born in Frankfurt, Germany on September 26, 1762.
- Although the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum has reopened to exhibition visitors, numerous other facilities, such as the Library and Archives...
- Rabbi Moshe Schreiber (Sofer), known as the Chatam Sofer, was the preeminent leader of Judaism in the Austro-Hungarian Empire during the first part of the 19th...
- The Chatam Sofer Memorial in Bratislava holds great historical and cultural significance as it is the burial place and memorial of Moses Sofer...
- Only the most precious section, with 23 graves surrounding the Chatam Sofer’s tomb, was preserved, encircled by a concrete shell and covered with panels.
- The Chatam Sofer Memorial is an undground Jewish burial compound, which contains 23 graves.
- The fenced area of the Chatam Sofer Memorial is roughly equivalent to the area of the former Old Jewish Cemetery of Bratislava.
- Simcha Bunim Schreiber (known as the Shevet Sofer) was a son of the Ketav Sofer and grandson of the Chatam Sofer.
- The Chatam Sofer Memorial is a significant historical landmark located in the city of Bratislava.
- ), The new building of the Slovak National Theatre, Botanical Garden, Chatam Sofer Memorial, Primates’ Palace (Primacialny palac)...