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Burgsteinfurt

First Jewish presence: 1337; peak Jewish population: 227 in 1894; Jewish population in 1933: 117 The first Jewish community of...

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Burgholz

First Jewish presence: 1622; peak Jewish population: 88 in 1843; Jewish population in 1933: 7 The earliest available record of...

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Bueren

First Jewish presence: 1292; peak Jewish population: 116 in 1890s; Jewish population in 1933: unknown (50 in 1939) Jews were...

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Buende

First Jewish presence: 1687; peak Jewish population: 145 in 1836; Jewish population in 1933: 56 Built in 1815, Buende’s first...

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Bruehl Synagogue

"The modern community established a synagogue—it seated 150 worshipers—in 1882... Bruehl’s synagogue was burned down on Pogrom Night,... In 1939,...

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Bruehl

First Jewish presence: 1177; peak Jewish population: 168 in 1911; Jewish population in 1933: 101 In 1853, the Jews of...

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Brilon Synagogue

"On May 10, 1931—construction commenced in 1929—the community inaugurated a new synagogue on Hubertusstrasse. The synagogue was vandalized on several...

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Brilon

First Jewish presence: 1578; peak Jewish population: 131 in 1864; Jewish population in 1933: 72 Although evidence indicates that Jews...

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Breyell

First Jewish presence: mid-19th century; peak Jewish population: 44 in 1905; Jewish population in 1933: 26 In 1899, the 18...

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Brakel

First Jewish presence: 1560; peak Jewish population: 174 in 1843; Jewish population in 1933: 99 In 1691, the growing Jewish...

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Bottrop

First Jewish presence: 1840: peak Jewish population: 225 in early 1932; Jewish population in 1933: 160 Jewish life in Bottrop...

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Bottrop Cemetery

"On Pogrom Night... the cemetery [was] destroyed... A memorial plaque has been unveiled at the former cemetery site." Moshe Finkel...

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Bornheim

First Jewish presence: 1624; peak Jewish population: 104 in 1888; Jewish population in 1933: 50 It was not until 1843...

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Borken

First Jewish presence: 1530; peak Jewish population: 108 in 1919; Jewish population in 1933:102 One Jewish family moved to Borken...

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Bork Synagogue

"A town registry from 1818 lists a synagogue at 10 Hauptstrasse... Although the synagogue was plundered on Pogrom Night, it...

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Bork

First Jewish presence: in approximately 1800; peak Jewish population: 63 in 1847; Jewish population in 1933: 27 The exact origins...

Added Feb 11, 2020

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