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Asmara Synagogue
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “only surviving remnant of the once jewish community in the country of eritrea”. Today it says “orthodox jewish congregation and synagogue”.
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Asmara Synagogue ( , ) is the only surviving remnant of the Jewish community in Eritrea .1 Built in 1906, includes a Jewish cemetery, classrooms, and a main sanctuary. All aspects of the synagogue today are taken care of by Samuel Cohen, an Asmara native who remained in the country to look after the edifice.2
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Then
only surviving remnant of the once jewish community in the country of eritrea
Now
orthodox jewish congregation and synagogue
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