The Riga Ghetto and Latvian Holocaust Museum has constructed models of 21 of the more than 200 synagogues that stood in Latvia before World War II. Reuters reports: There were 210 synagogues in Latvia before World War Two, with styles ranging from … continue reading →
The medieval Scolanova synagogue in Trani, in southern Italy’s Puglia region, has reopened after a six-month process of preservation and repair work that included cleaning and treating the interior walls and the exterior facade as well as repairing the roof, which … continue reading →
As we reported a year ago, the David Berg Foundation, via the World Monuments Fund, provided funding for urgent repairs on the early 16th century synagogue in Split, Croatia, to counter water infiltration damage. These were carried out and completed in … continue reading →
Local Muslims in the town of Arlon, in southeast Belgium, are appealing to raise funds to repair the town’s synagogue — the oldest synagogue in Belgium — which was closed last year because of danger of collapse from the damage … continue reading →
The historic Shaar Hashomayum Synagogue in Ponta Delgada in the Azores, a Portuguese archipelago of nine islands in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, will open in April after a fullscale renovation process. It will serve as a museum and … continue reading →
