Thirty two photographs of the painter Leo Kahn, who decorated a synagogue in Bruchsal, Germany.
Thirty two photographs of the painter Leo Kahn, who decorated a synagogue in Bruchsal, Germany.
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The synagogue in Bruchsal, Germany, was renovated and decorated by the Jewish-German painter Leo Kahn in 1927-1928. This collection includes photos of the decorated synagogue’s interior, and photos of the painter in the process of decorating.
The synagogue was demolished on 10/11/1938, during Kristallnacht.
Leo Kahn was born in 1894 in Bruchsal, Germany. During World War I he fought with the German army. He was seriously injured in the Battle of Verdun. He started studying painting in 1918,
The sign reads: "Here stood the synagogue of the Jewish congregation of Bruchsal. On 10/11/1938 it was destroyed by the rule of violence and injustice".
Archival Signature : 7444/10
Related Collection : Thirty Two Photographs of the Painter Leo Kahn, Who Decorated a Synagogue in Bruchsal, Germany.