Re: [Cz-L] The Lost Synagogues of Czernowitz

Hello Miryam.
There are Synagogues and there are also Shtiblech, as we have now here in the US.
 The same could have been in Czernowitz, they may have never be listed.
 Mechel

On Mar 20, 2013, at 6:33 PM, Miriam Taylor wrote:

> Hello Christian,
>
> Thanks for researching Czernowitz, but you may have set yourself
> an unattainable goal. I very much doubt that Czernowitz at anyone time
> was home to 60 synagogues. If we assume that some synagogues
> were destroyed or abandoned and others were built to take their place,
> it is possible that over a span of 2 years; from 1775 till now,
> there might have been a total of 25 prayer houses and synagogues,
> but not all functioning at the same time.

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