Wikipedia's first sentence called it “synagogue in dolní kounice in the south moravian region of the czech republic”. Today it says “former orthodox jewish synagogue”.
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Dolní Kounice (today a town in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic ) are from half of 15th century.1First written note comes from 1581. The old synagogue was located on eastern part of the village and was destroyed by Swedish troops during Thirty Years' War , in 1645. A new one has been built between 1652-1656 in the middle of the new ghetto (the Jewish district of Dolní Kounice, židovská čtvrť v Dolních Kounicích ). The building, designed in Baroque style, has rectangular ground plan and two floors. At the half of 19th century new tract was added and used to extends tribune for women. In early 1940s Nazis closed down the religious services and moved the decorations to the Jewish Museum in Prague . After the war the building was used as storehouse. In 1991 it was returned, as a part of restitutions, to the Jewish community in Brno . In 1994 the synagogues was reconstructed. Today the synagogue also hosts small collection of Jewish historical artefacts and art exhibitions.2
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The first traces of Jewish settlement in Dolní Kounice (today a town in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic ) are from half of 15th century. First written note comes from 1581. The old synagogue was located on eastern part of the village and was destroyed by Swedish troops during Thirty Years' War , in 1645. A new one has been built between 1652–1656 in the middle of the new ghetto (the Jewish district of Dolní Kounice, židovská čtvrť v Dolních Kounicích ). The building, designed in Baroque style, has rectangular ground plan and two floors. At the half of 19th century new tract was added and used to extends tribune for women. In early 1940s Nazis closed down the religious services and moved the decorations to the Jewish Museum in Prague . After the war the building was used as storehouse. In 1991 it was returned, as a part of restitutions, to the Jewish community in Brno . In 1994 the synagogues was reconstructed. Today the synagogue also hosts small collection of Jewish historical artefacts and art exhibitions.
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The Dolní Kounice Synagogue ( ) is a synagogue in Dolní Kounice in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic .It was built in 1652–1655.
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Former synagogue, now museum, in the Czech Republic The Dolní Kounice Synagogue ( Czech : Synagoga v Dolních Kounicích ) is a former Orthodox Jewish synagogue , located in Dolní Kounice in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic .The building was completed in 1655 and was used as a synagogue by the Ashkenazi congregation until 1939.The building has been used as a Jewish museum since 1994.Center for Jewish Art .Foundation for Jewish Heritage and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem . n.d .
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synagogue in dolní kounice in the south moravian region of the czech republic
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former orthodox jewish synagogue
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