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The Frankfurt Judengasse

Theodor Creifeldsaround 1870

Jewish Museum Frankfurt / Museum Judengasse

Jewish Museum Frankfurt / Museum Judengasse
Frankfurt am Main, Germany

The Jews in the Judengasse governed themselves. There were synagogues, ritual baths and various institutions of religious life. The volunteer leaders of the Jewish community organized the coexistence of its members and collected taxes. Charitable societies supported the poor. The rabbis of Frankfurt were respected for their learning far beyond the city’s borders. The residents of the Judengasse spoke Yiddish. They followed Jewish tradition and the Jewish calendar.

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  • Title: The Frankfurt Judengasse
  • Creator: Theodor Creifelds (1813 – 1875)
  • Date Created: around 1870
  • Location: Frankfurt am Main, Germany
  • Location Created: Frankfurt am Main, Germany
  • Type: photo
  • Rights: Historisches Museum Frankfurt
Jewish Museum Frankfurt / Museum Judengasse

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