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 The first Husi synagogue (Beth-Hanidras, called the Great Synagogue) was built in 1794. |
 At one point in time, there were as many as seven synagogues in Husi. In addition to the Great Synagogue, each Jewish craft guild had its own synagogue (i.e., the furriers, the tailors). In 1943, there were five synagogues (Beth-Hanidras, Ceausul Mare, Blanari, Croitorilor, Postelnici). Today, only one synagogue serves the Jewish community of Husi, which numbers fewer than 20. |
The Husi synagogue as it appeared in 1997 |
Professor Hera Steimberg |
Another view inside the synagogue |
Old Jewish books in the synagogue, 1997 |
The Tailor's Synagogue and mikva were built in the 1880's |
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