Synagogues of the World:
Ukraine

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• Stara Synagogue in Tarnopol
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• Synagogue in Kirovograd
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• Synagogue in Rogatin
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• Central synagogue of Uzhgorod, dedicated in 1904, now used as a concert hall, after all Jewish symbols were removed
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• Central synagogue of Uzhgorod, dedicated in 1904, now used as a concert hall, after all Jewish symbols were removed
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• Great Synagogue of Kiev. The synagogue now is used as a puppet theater
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• Synagogue in Podhajce
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• Postcard published prior to the end of World War I when the city was known as Nagyszollo showing synagogue in Vinogradov
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• Temple of Chernovotsy. The synagogue was closed in 1940 amd in 1941, the synagogue was blown up by the Nazis. In 1959, the remains were destroyed to make way for a theater.
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• The Beregovo synagogue was confiscated in 1959 for use as a theater.
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• Synagogue in Stanislav
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• Lutsk Synagogue
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• Yevpatoriya synagogue
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• Synagogue Brodsky, Odessa
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• Synagogue burning in Krzemieniec, Ukraine
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• Synagogue destroyed in Krzemieniec
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Sources: Judaica Philatelic Resources
Krzemieniec synagogues from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum