Synagogues of the World:
Romania

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• A rendering of the Oradea Zion synagoue in Romania, c. 1900.
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• The Great Synagogue of Targu-Mures, built in 1899
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• The Oradea Zion synagogue from a different angle, 1925.
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• Resitas Synagogue in Caras-Severin County, built 1910.
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• The Orthodox synagogue of Timisoara lies in the background of this portrait, dated 1925.
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• A 1928 picture of Timisoara's Orthodox synagogue.
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• Bistrid-Nasau County Synagogue
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• Albaiulas Synagogue, built 1822.
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• Bacau Synagogue, built 1899.
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• Cluj Synagogue, built 1886.
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• Harlau Synagogue, built 1813.
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• Braila Synaguge.
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• Brasov Synagogue.
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• Arad Synagogue, built 1834.
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• Choral Temple, built 1866, re-built 1932 and 1945.
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• Great Synagogue, Suceava, Built 1870
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• Tailor�s Synagogue in Bucharest.
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• Tailor�s Synagogue in Bucharest.
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• Reforma Synagogue in Cluj Napoca.
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• Reforma Synagogue in Cluj Napoca.
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• Mare �Big� Orthodox Synagogue in Oradea.
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• Mare �Big� Orthodox Synagogue in Oradea.
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• Choral Synagogue, Bucharest
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• Reforma Synagogue, Cluj Napoca
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• Zion Synagogue, Oradea
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Sources: Postcards from Judaica Philatelic Resources
“Synagogues in Romania”
HaChayim HaYehudim Jewish Photo Library (© Jono David Media)