Synagoge (Moncalvo)
Synagoge in Moncalvo (vor der Fassadenrenovierung)
Die Synagoge in Moncalvo, einer Stadt in der norditalienischen Region Piemont, wurde 1732 errichtet. Die profanierte Synagoge befindet sich an der Piazza Carlo Alberto, am Rande des ehemaligen jüdischen Ghettos.
Die ehemalige Synagoge wurde, da die jüdische Gemeinde während des Zweiten Weltkriegs durch die Verfolgung ihrer Mitglieder vernichtet wurde, 1951 in ein Lagerhaus umgewandelt.
Weblinks
- Geschichte der jüdischen Gemeinde in Moncalvo (italienisch, abgerufen am 31. Oktober 2015)
Synagogen im Piemont
Acqui Terme | Alessandria | Asti | Biella | Carmagnola | Casale Monferrato | Cherasco | Cuneo | Ivrea | Moncalvo | Mondovì | Saluzzo | Mole Antonelliana (Turin) | Turin | Vercelli
Koordinaten: 45° 3′ 3,4″ N, 8° 15′ 56,3″ O
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Moncalvo-ex sinagoga.jpg
Autor/Urheber: Davide Papalini, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 3.0
The former synagogue of Moncalvo, Piedmont, Italy. The information board supplies the following information.
Façade of the former synagogue built around 1700, which is now in private hands. The furnishings are currently in a small synagogue in Israel. The Hebrew inscription, [with Italian translation below,] now effaced, is from Isaiah: ‘La mia casa sarà chiamata casa di preghiera per tutte le Gente’ / ‘my house will be called a house of prayer for all peoples’. The ancient ghetto included the synagogue and was delimited by the streets below: Via IV Marzo and a stretch of Via XX Settembre.
Autor/Urheber: Davide Papalini, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 3.0
The former synagogue of Moncalvo, Piedmont, Italy. The information board supplies the following information.
Façade of the former synagogue built around 1700, which is now in private hands. The furnishings are currently in a small synagogue in Israel. The Hebrew inscription, [with Italian translation below,] now effaced, is from Isaiah: ‘La mia casa sarà chiamata casa di preghiera per tutte le Gente’ / ‘my house will be called a house of prayer for all peoples’. The ancient ghetto included the synagogue and was delimited by the streets below: Via IV Marzo and a stretch of Via XX Settembre.