BUDAPEST (JTA) – Four days of events are celebrating the rededication of a historic synagogue in Poland. Events through May 9 marking the full-scale restoration of the White Stork synagogue in ...

The synagogue itself was desecrated and used as a stable. After the war, Wroclaw became part of Poland. Over the decades, the synagogue became a ruined shell.Jewish life began to revive in Wroclaw ...

Long before they fell for each other, Friedland and Fissel fell in love with Poland and Wroclaw's synagogue. Friedland, a bubbly, petite brunette, saw it for the first time in 1996 while writing a ...

JTA - Archaeologists in Western Poland found the foundations of the New Synagogue, which was destroyed in 1938. The ruins found in the Polish city of Wroclaw belonged to the second largest ...

Social, cultural and other secular activities are very vigorous among the Jews in Wroclaw, Poland, which is the largest center of Jewish population in Poland, but the synagogue can barely muster a ...

More than six decades after it was ransacked and desecrated by the Germans, the grand neo-classical style White Stork Synagogue ... Wroclaw, and the president of the Union of Jewish Communities in ...

At the wedding, hundreds gathered in the spacious courtyard outside the White Stork synagogue. Poland’s chief rabbi, Michael Schudrich, and Wroclaw’s Rabbi Tyson Herberger officiated under a ...

"Almost on the precise anniversary of Germany's criminal attack on Poland 75 years ago ... the rebirth of Jewish life in Wroclaw." At Wroclaw's White Stork Synagogue - the only one that survived ...