Genealogy and research recordsRB-EXT-CC-0006

The Klaussynagoge still carries Berend Lehmann’s foundation

This photograph shows the Klaussynagoge at Rosenwinkel 18, founded as a synagogue and house of study by Berend Lehmann. Visitors and teachers now encounter it as part of the Moses Mendelssohn Academy. The building gives context for Jewish life in Halberstadt, but it is not a Reichenbach family property.

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The visible plate or catalogue mark reads “1 B.” No other text appears in the photograph.

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RB-EXT-CC-0006
Date
Photographed 18 April 2015
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2000 × 1723 pixels
Evidence status
Documented modern site
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Wikimedia Commons photograph by Xocolatl.
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Xocolatl / CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Reichenbach Family Archive. “The Klaussynagoge still carries Berend Lehmann’s foundation.” Photographed 18 April 2015. RB-EXT-CC-0006. https://www.reichenbacharchive.org/objects/rb-ext-cc-0006.

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