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Temple Emil was a Jewish synagogue in Manila , Philippines . Consecrated in 1924, it was the first synagogue in the Philippines and was funded by the family of Emil Bachrach , an American Jew . It was destroyed in World War II during the 1945 Battle of Manila which led to the end of the Japanese occupation . It was situated along Taft Avenue in Manila . The building exhibited a Moorish architecture style. The Beth Yaacov Synagogue would be built in 1982 to replace Temple Emil in another site in Makati . Jewish Virtual Library . merican-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise .1
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Former synagogue in Manila, Philippines The Temple Emil was a former Jewish congregation and synagogue , located on Taft Avenue , in Metro Manila , The Philippines .The synagogue was destroyed in 1945.
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jewish synagogue in manila
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former jewish congregation and synagogue
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