Synagogues
Adat Jisrael
Stockholm, Sweden
Founded in 1871Also known as 'the Polish Minyan'
About this place
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.
Prayer nusach
Orthodox
Address
Sankt Paulsgatan / Ragvaldsgatan 14C, Sodermalm, Stockholm
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