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Adat Jisrael

Stockholm, Sweden

4.9
Founded in 1871Also known as 'the Polish Minyan'
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An Orthodox synagogue in Sodermalm, founded in 1871 by Jewish refugees from Russia, the Baltic states and Poland - Yiddish was the community's original language.

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Sankt Paulsgatan / Ragvaldsgatan 14C, Sodermalm, Stockholm

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