Adat Jeschurun
Stockholm, Sweden
Furnishings from Hamburg that survived KristallnachtInside the 'Bajit' community complex
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An Orthodox synagogue inside the 'Bajit' community complex - its furnishings came from the Bornstrasse Synagogue in Hamburg, which survived Kristallnacht and was shipped to Sweden shortly before WWII.
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Nybrogatan 19 (Bajit), Stockholm
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