Kiel
The first synagogue in Kiel was built in 1869. The “new” synagogue opened in 1910 and was destroyed on Kristallnacht. Today, memorials commemorate the former synagogues. The Old Jewish Cemetery is located in the Michelsenstrasse. A new Synagogue and Jewish Community Center were founded in 1998. An 18th century Jewish cemetery, an operating mikveh, and a new Jewish Community Center are located in Bad Segeberg. The community center also offers regular services at a synagogue and kosher cuisine.
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Jewish Community & Synagogue Kiel
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Jahnstrasse 3
24116 Kiel
Mischkan Hazafon
Jean-Labowsky-Weg 1
23795 Bad Segeberg
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Events
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Herzensheimat – The home of Heinrich and Thomas Mann
05/07/18 - 06/02/19 -
Cindy Sherman
05/19/18 - 02/24/19 -
The Wintergarten Theatre in Berlin: a whole world of variety
08/22/18 - 02/24/19 -
VIVID Grand Show, Berlin
09/27/18 - 07/01/20 -
Hans Christian Andersen. Poet with pen and scissors, Kunsthalle Bremen
10/20/18 - 02/24/19 -
Antarctica Bremen
10/27/18 - 04/18/19 -
Krystallpalast Variety Theatre in Leipzig
11/07/18 - 03/02/19 -
Et cetera in Bochum
11/09/18 - 03/03/19 -
The Art and Exhibition Hall of the Federal Republic of Germany in Bonn
11/16/18 - 03/03/19 -
Stuttgart State Gallery: from the Middle Ages to Modernism
09/28/18 - 02/24/19
