Jewish Objects at the National Museum of Archaeology
Jewish-related objects and Hebrew records preserved in Portugal’s archaeology museum.
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Sahar Hassamain Synagogue
1836 synagogue of Ponta Delgada’s Moroccan Sephardic Jewish community
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Judiaria de Tomar
Medieval Jewish quarter of Tomar, centered on today’s Rua Dr. Joaquim Jacinto
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Casa da Memória Judaica da Raia Sabugalense
Museum on Sabugal’s Jewish and crypto-Jewish border history.
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Bet Eliahu Synagogue
Modern synagogue of Belmonte’s reconstituted Jewish community, opened in 1996.
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Olive Tree in Memory of the 60th Anniversary of Auschwitz’s Liberation
Olive tree and plaque marking Auschwitz’s liberation anniversary in Braga.
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Jewish Cultural Center Rua da Judiaria & JCC Lisbon
Jewish cultural institution founded in Lisbon’s old Judiaria of Alfama.
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World Wars Cemetery
Commonwealth war cemetery in Rawalpindi with documented Jewish military burials.
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Jewish Museum of Belmonte
Portugal’s first Jewish museum on Belmonte’s crypto-Jewish history.
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Congregation Rodeph Sholom
Historic Reform synagogue on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, founded in 1842.
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Museo Judío de Béjar
Museum dedicated to Béjar’s Jewish past, Sephardic memory, and David Melul’s legacy.
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Ancient Jewish Cemetery of Estrela
Former Jewish cemetery (1801–1865) within the British Cemetery of Estrela.
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Holocaust Victims Memorial
Holocaust memorial in Madrid's Parque Juan Carlos I, beside the Jardín de las Tres Cultura
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The Estaus and the Forced Baptism of 1497
Rossio and the former Estaus, focal site of Lisbon’s 1497 forced baptisms.
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Photographia Ingleza (J. & M. Lazarus)
Documented Rua Ivens address of the Lazarus brothers’ Lisbon photo studio.
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