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On April 9, 1826 – 200 years ago – the City Temple was consecrated in Vienna.
The Jewish Museum in Vienna, opened in 1895 by the “Society for the Collection and Preservation of Artistic and …
The Leopoldstadt Temple was the largest Jewish house of worship in Vienna. After four years of construction, it was …
In 1887, a new Sephardic synagogue was inaugurated in Zirkusgasse in Vienna’s 2nd district.
The Jewish Museum Vienna owns over 80 etchings by Austrian artist Emil Singer. This tour invites you to discover Emil …
Although the founders of the first Jewish Museum were all men, the museum was supported from the very beginning by women …
The Jewish Sports Club Hakoah Vienna
The sports club Hakoah Vienna (Hakoah means “strength” in Hebrew) was founded in 1909 in response to the increasing exclusion of Jews from mainstream sports clubs. At its peak, it had up to 7,000 registered members, making it the largest …
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