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Restoration, reconstruction and revitalization of the Synagogue in Trenčín

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Fotos by Gábor F. Tóth, 2022

 Hungarian Museum of Architecture and Monument Protection Documentation Center, Budapest / Gábor F. Tóth, 2022.

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From the synagogue to the church september 2022

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Reconstruction of the synagogue, August 2022

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Press conference on the start of reconstruction works, July 2022

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Visit of the ECOC Commission 2026, December 2021

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Conclusion of archaeological research, September 2021

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Guided city tour, September 2021

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Meeting before the start of the archaeological survey, August 2021

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Press conference, June 2021

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Synagogue before the restoration, May 2021

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Jews celebrate Hanukkah

The Feast of Lights or the Feast of the Rededication of the Jerusalem Temple. Hanukkah begins in Sunday evening. A new candle shines every evening on an eight-branch candlestick. The holiday itself refers to historical events connected with the victorious battle of the Maccabees over the Syrian-Greek king Antiochus-Epiphanes IV. These should have taken place in 167 BC.

 

The reign of Antiochus was marked by despotism and heightened religious intolerance. He banned the rites of the Jewish faith, dishonored the Jerusalem temple...

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Project partners:  Synagogue Trenčín, civic association

Jewish Cultural Institute

The Mosaic Crossroads

Project duration: July 2020 - April 2024

Beneficiary's eligible expenditure: 944 589 €
Eligible expenses of Partner 2 (Jewish Cultural Institute): 64 400 €

Beneficiary project grant​: 833 600 eur
Partner 2 project grant: 64 400 eur
Co-financing of the Jewish religious community in Trenčín: 110 989 eur

Project grant: 898 000 €
EEA grants: 763 300 €
State budget of the Slovak Republic​: 134 700 €

Project title: Restoration, reconstruction and revitalization of the Synagogue in Trenčín

Recipient: Jewish religious community in Trenčín

Project budget: 1 008 989 €

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Jews celebrate Hanukkah
The Feast of Lights or the Feast of the Rededication of the Jerusalem Temple. Hanukkah begins in Sunday evening. A new candle shines every evening on...
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RTVS - Slovenský rozhlas about "From synagogue to church"
RTVS has informed about cyclotout in Rádiožurnáli Rádia Regina on 16. septembra, the report starts in 14:05. 
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Trenčiansky Terajšok about "From synagogue to church"
 Trenčiansky Terajšok has informed about cyclotour here. 
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MY Trenčianske noviny about "From synagogue to church"
MY Trenčianske noviny has informed about cyclotour "From synagouge to church" on their webside and also in printed newspaper. You can read an article...
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Fotos by Gábor F. Tóth, 2022
 Hungarian Museum of Architecture and Monument Protection Documentation Center, Budapest / Gábor F. Tóth, 2022.
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An event that united two churches, two cities and two monuments
The zeroth year of the From Synagogue to Church event was organized by the Central Union of Jewish Religious Communities in Slovakia and the Roman...
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Unforgotten neighbors
On Friday, September 9, 2022, the city of Trenčín joined the second year of the all-Slovak event called "Nezabudnuti susedia". At 10:00 a.m., sirens...
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From the synagogue to the church september 2022
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Reconstruction of the synagogue, August 2022
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Square TV
Square TV will announce our project on their website on August 4th. You can read the article here.
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Nový Čas
The newspaper Nový Čas reports on its website about the restoration of the synagogue. You can read the article here.
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Slovak Radio
Slovak Radio - Rádio Regina Západ informs about our project in its broadcast on 29. July. You can find the report here.
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Židovská náboženská obec Trenčín

Hviezdová 1, 911 01 Trenčín

+421 32 7440 769

+421 903 78 813

kehilatrencin@gmail.com

www.kehilatrencin.sk

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If you want to know more about programmes and projects financed by the EEA Grants in Slovakia, visit www.eeagrants.sk. General information on all international projects can be found at www.eegrants.org.


Thank you​:

The project Restoration, reconstruction and revitalization of the Synagogue in Trenčín benefits from a 763 300 € grant from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway through the EEA Grants. The project has been co-financed from the State Budget of the Slovak Republic in the amount of 134 700 €. The aim of the project is reconstruction of the historic building of the Trenčín synagogue, thanks to which its technical condition will be improved and part of its original appearance will be restored. The national cultural monument will also become part of the map of important cultural stalls in Slovakia. A cultural center will be established in its premises, thanks to which the public will learn more about Jewish culture and its rich history. The project should also carry a clear message in the fight against extremism and hate speech.