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Contenus associés au mot-clé “finnish jews”

Jewish cemetery of Hameenlinna

Hämeenlinnan vanha hautausmaa

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Hameenlinna

Finland

Hameenlinna is an old Finnish town, known for the many lakes that run through it and the surrounding area. But also for the traces of its medieval life and the Hame Castle. Before Finland’s independence, Russian soldiers, including Jews, were stationed here. The town’s , founded in the 1770s, has a Jewish plot. Russian soldiers of the Jewish faith are buried there, with most of ...

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Jewish cemetery of Hamina

Laivasillankatu 3, 49400 Hamina

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Hamina

Finland

Hamina is the easternmost town in the country and dates back to at least the 14th century. Today, it is known for its port, forestry industry and special climate. Russian soldiers were stationed here before independence, as the town lies a few kilometres from the present-day border with Russia. The town’s , founded in 1773, has a Jewish plot. Russian soldiers of the Jewish faith are ...

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Jewish cemetery of Tampere

Rauhantie 21, 33420 Tampere

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Tampere

Finland

Tampere is the second largest city in Finland and is located between two lakes. It is a relatively new city, founded in 1775 by Gustav III of Sweden, with the aim of facilitating trade in the region. A Jewish community was established in the city in 1947. However, this community, consisting of less than a hundred people, ceased to exist in 1981 due to numerous departures. Only nine members ...

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Jewish cemetery of Turku

Nylandsvägen, 20720 Åbo

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Suomenlinna

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Ancient Jewish cemetery of Helsinki

Lapinlahdenpolku 6, 00101 Helsinki

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