Laurent Paillier / Le Pictorium -
Bratislava, the "discreet". -
29/03/2012 - Slovakia / Bratislava / Bratislava - The New Bridge project destroying some 226 buildings in its construction, and mostly in the Jewish Quarter of the city. - One of the city's two synagogues was unceremoniously destroyed during construction of New Bridge (Nove Most). A sacred Jewish burial ground, which houses the grave of the revered 19th century rabbi Chatam Sofer, but next to the bridge footings near the church of St Martins stands a lone Monument. The monument is called Pamataj which means "Remember!"
Laurent Paillier / Le Pictorium -
Bratislava, the "discreet". -
29/03/2012 - Slovakia / Bratislava / Bratislava - The New Bridge project destroying some 226 buildings in its construction, and mostly in the Jewish Quarter of the city. - One of the city's two synagogues was unceremoniously destroyed during construction of New Bridge (Nove Most). A sacred Jewish burial ground, which houses the grave of the revered 19th century rabbi Chatam Sofer, but next to the bridge footings near the church of St Martins stands a lone Monument. The monument is called Pamataj which means "Remember!"
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Bratislava, the "discreet".
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The New Bridge project destroying some 226 buildings in its construction, and mostly in the Jewish Quarter of the city. - One of the city's two synagogues was unceremoniously destroyed during construction of New Bridge (Nove Most). A sacred Jewish burial ground, which houses the grave of the revered 19th century rabbi Chatam Sofer, but next to the bridge footings near the church of St Martins stands a lone Monument. The monument is called Pamataj which means "Remember!"
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