| | The Great Synagogue of Stockholm, Sweden |
 | | The largest and the oldest of the three synagogues of Stockholm, the Great Synagogue (Stora Synagogan, in Swedish) is located in the city center, close to Berzeli Park and not far away from Gamla Stan (the Old town of Stockholm). |
 | | By its style and dimensions the Great Synagogue of Stockholm continues the line of monumental synagogues that started to be erected all over Europe and included such outstanding buildings as the New Synagogue in Oranienburger Straße of Berlin (built 1859-1866, destroyed in 1938) and the Great Synagogue in Dohany Street of Budapest (built 1854-1859). |
 | | The architecture of the Great Synagogue of Stockholm embodies both Jewish traditional elements, such as a separate section for women, and the innovative approach to the synagogue architecture introduced by the Reform Judaism of Germany at the middle years of the 19th century. |
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