Aalborgista löytyi Synagogan katu

Kävin tyttärelläni Aalborgissa ja teimme pienn päiväkävleyn vanhaan Aalborgin keskustaan.  Siellä kun katselimme kauniita rakennuksia ikivanhojakin, jopa 1506 oli  vuosiluku yhdessä seinämässä- siten tulimme kohtaan jossa tyttäreni huomais katukyltin Synagogakatu. Hän mainitsi että hän  tapaa lukea aina uusien paikkojen katukilvet.  Siinä oli siten yläpuolella  pieni taulu, josa kerrottiin että rakennuksen kohdalla on joskus olluyt synagoga, muta natsiaikoina poltettiin talo. Otin valokuvat tästä paikalle rakennetusta talosta. se oli aivan  kaupungin Zioon vieressä. joten  Zoonn seinävalleissa oli  tiikerin ja käärmeen ja kaikenlaisten   eläinten kuvia, kuten norsun jalka ,  ja niistäkin otin valokuvan. Löydän netistä myös maininnan  entisestä  synagogasta.

Aron Jacob (Jacobsen), a merchant from Frederiksstad in Schleswig first got permission in 1799 settle live and work in Viborg, where he and some others were permitted to hold religious services in a rented room.
In 1807 he moved to Aalborg and together with the merchant Henrik Wulff Bendix he applied for permission to have a synagogue in Aalborg. However, at the same time Rafael Hartvig Cohn also living in Aalborg sent in a similar application. The chancellery would not decide in the matter before the two parties came to an agreement.
At that time there were only a few Jewish families in Aalborg, but the community grew fast and in 1834 there were 119 persons, in 1854 123 persons. In 1854 the beautiful synagogue in Aalborg was built and the "Jewish priest" - as he is called officially - Salomon Mielziner begins his 35 years long service for the community.
A decline set in - as in many other provincial towns - and from 1890 there were no more services held in the synagogue.

 In 1924 the building was donated to the city of Aalborg, which used it for the City Archives (Stadsarkivet) for about 20 years.

The 19. March 1945 the building was set aflame by some members of the "Schalburg Korps", and the former synagogue burned to the ground.

Koetan löytää kuvan  kauniiksi kerrotusta aiemmasta  Synagogarakennuksesta:

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Sitaatti: Tästä tiedosta päätellen  saksalaisnatsit mahtoivat olla raivoisasan kun Tanskan juutalaisväestöä ei löytynytkään ja ehkä siten raivo on käntynytn jopa  vanhaan synagogataloon josa löytyi ikivanhoja Toorakääröjä  ja ne oli  vielä sodan loppuvaiheesa  tuhottu.

Judaism

Aalborg had a synagogue, built in 1854; and the Jewish rabbi Salomon Mielziner served it for 35 years.^[129] Services were no longer offered after Mielziner died, and in 1924 the synagogue was donated to the city government, which began using it to store the city archives (Stadsarkivet).^[129] It was burned down by the Schalburg Corps in April 1945 towards the end of World War II, destroying its centuries-old Torahs.^[129][130] Anti-semitism continues to exist in Denmark, and in 1999, an unlicensed Nazi radio station began operating from a neo-Nazi stronghold in Fynen, Nørresundby, within Aalborg municipality.^[131] The activity has been widely denounced with organized opposition in Aalborg and the rest of Denmark, and in February 1999, 12 anti-fascists were arrested for possession of explosives at their base in Fynen.^[131]