Turku Synagogue

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Turun synagoga
Synagogue exterior
Religion
Affiliation	Judaism
Rite	Ashkenazi
Ecclesiastical or organizational status	Active
Year consecrated	1912
Location
Location	Turku, Finland
Architecture
Architect(s)	August Krook J. E. Hindersson
Type	Synagogue
Style	Art Nouveau
Completed	1912

Turku Synagogue (Finnish: Turun synagoga, Swedish: Åbo synagoga) in the city of Turku is one of the two synagogues in Finland. Located in the VII District, the synagogue is used by the Jewish community of Turku. The synagogue building, designed by architects August Krook and J.E. Hindersson, was completed in 1912.

References

1. ^ Synagogue in Turku

See also

• Helsinki Synagogue
• Vyborg Synagogue

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