Nitra Synagogue
Precious architectural monument - Nitra Synagogue was built in the Moorish - Byzantine architectural style. The premises of the synagogue are two permanent exhibitions. The first - Museum of Jewish culture are exposed to graphic works of Israeli artist Shraga Weil, who was born in Nitra. In the second exposure - the fate of Slovak Jews can learn about the distressful way of life of Jews who lived in Slovakia during World War II. You can also see prison uniforms and personal items that belonged to some specific deported. In this synagogue is the skin, the forearm Iboja Lengyelová. Skin tattooed with the prison number from Auschwitz to cut out Iboja after returning from a concentration camp, because it can not sustain the view. Precious architectural monument - Nitra Synagogue was built in the Moorish - Byzantine architectural style. The premises of the synagogue are two permanent exhibitions. The first - Museum of Jewish culture are exposed to graphic works of Israeli artist Shraga Weil, who was born in Nitra. In the second exposure - the fate of Slovak Jews can learn about the distressful way of life of Jews who lived in Slovakia during World War II. You can also see prison uniforms and personal items that belonged to some specific deported. In this synagogue is the skin, the forearm Iboja Lengyelová. Skin tattooed with the prison number from Auschwitz to cut out Iboja after returning from a concentration camp, because it can not sustain the view. Read on