Category:Ipoly Region Jewish Collection and Exhibition Hall

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Magyar:
Ipoly Region Jewish Collection and Exhibition Hall (Est. 2000) in the former (partly) Chevra kadisha building. It was built in the 1920s as a community and culture house for young people, funded by cheese manufactory owner Ehrenfeld Saul and some wealthier Jewish citizens. Between the two world wars, a theatre association and a jazz club operated here, while at the rear part was the Chevra Kadisa (the "sacred society" that handles funeral and other affairs). After the emergency period, the surviving few (less than 200 came back to the city of the former 1400+ jewish population) used it as a prayer hall. Since 1945 the Chevra kadisha building was the prayer place. Plaque on its facade: The Hungarian 'Chevra Kádisa' (Holy Association) is the most basic and perhaps the most important institution of the Hungarian Jewish communities. In addition to dealing with the deceased and bereaved families, it is also the main charity that has been called to provide relief to the poor and sick, so this organization managed different Jewish social and medical institutions in Hungary. ( chevrakadisa.hu ) However this building, as 'Jewish Prayer House' is local grade listed - 24 Hunyadi Street, Balassagyarmat, Nógrád County, Hungary.
Magyar:
Ipoly-menti Zsidó Gyűjtemény és Kiállítóterem egykor (részben) Chevra Kadisa épülete. Ehrenfeld Saul, helyi sajtgyáros adományából az 1920-as években épült zsidó fiatalok kulturházának (Színjátszó Kör és Jazz klub volt). A hátsó része a Chevra Kadisa (temetkezési egyesület) használatában állt. 1945-től imaházként müködött (miután a zsinagóga 1944-ben megsemmisült). 1994-ben megkezdődött a Hunyadi János utcai Chevra Kadisa felújítása. Info:[1] Homlokzatán emléktábla: "1944. június 14-én a Hunyadi és a Thököly utcai gettóból 2800 balassagyarmati és környéki izraelita magyar állampolgárt hurcoltak el a fasiszták haláltáboraikba. Az áldozatok emlékére állította Balassagyarmat Városi Tanácsa HNF Városi Bizottsága 1984 június 14" - 'Zsidó imaház' néven helyi védelem azonosító: -1144 - Nógrád megye, Balassagyarmat, Hunyadi utca 24 helyrajzi szám: 1404

Do not confuse with The Balassagyarmat Great Synagogue. That built for 4000! people capacity in between 1839 and 1868. Exploded on December 9, 1944. The remains of the synagogue were demolished (carried away) in around 1950, and the city market built on its place.


This is a category about a monument in Hungary. Identifier: -1144

Object location48° 04′ 41.69″ N, 19° 17′ 55.98″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMapinfo

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