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Stop 1: The Vinohrady Jewish identity

Chapter 1:

Chapter 2: Advertisement of the Max Langer liquor and wine shop

Chapter 3: Testimony of Viktor Schwarz

Chapter 4: Testimony of Viktor Schwarz

Chapter 5: Brief biography of the witness

Chapter 6: Question

Chapter 7: Second question

Stop 1: Completed

Stop 2: The girls’ orphanage, during World War II a Jewish hospital

Chapter 1: More Information

Chapter 2: Dedication to one of the founding benefactors of the girls’ orphanage

Chapter 3: Testimony of Marie Hořáková

Chapter 4: Testimony of Marie Hořáková

Chapter 5: Brief biography of the witness

Chapter 6: Official photograph of the Jewish hospital for the Protectorate authorities. Archive of the Jewish Museum in Prague.

Stop 2: Completed

Stop 3: The boy’s orphanage

Chapter 1: More Information

Chapter 2: Testimonies

Chapter 3: Brief biographies of the witnesses

Chapter 4: Stolpersteine

Stop 3: Completed

Stop 4: The Vinohrady synagogue

Chapter 1: Vinohrady synagogue on a postcard.

Chapter 2: Vinohrady synagogue on a postcard issued before the creation of Czechoslovakia.

Chapter 3: Franz Kafka and the Vinohrady Synagogue

Chapter 4: Memories of the Vinohrady synagogue

Chapter 5: Brief biographies of the witnesses

Chapter 6: Question

Chapter 7: More information about the fate of the synagogue

Chapter 8: Testimony of Hana Reinerová

Chapter 9: Brief biography of the witness

Chapter 10: The Vinohrady synagogue on fire

Chapter 11: Demolition of the synagogue

Chapter 12: Blasting the tower of the Vinohrady synagogue, 1951.

Chapter 13: Remembering the past

Stop 4: Completed

Stop 5: Packages for the sisters of Franz Kafka

Chapter 1: Testimony of Věra Saudková

Chapter 2: Brief biography of the witness

Chapter 3: Questions

Stop 5: Completed

Chapter 1: More information

Chapter 2: Text to contemplate

Chapter 3: Questions

Stop 6: Completed

Traces of Jewish presence in Vinohrady

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Tylovo square, the main market square of Královské Vinohrady, at the beginning of 20th century. Postcard from the M. Šmok collection.

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