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1. DPs gather for the opening of the synagogue at the Schlachtensee displaced persons camp.

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Date:: Circa 1945 - 1946

2. DPs gather for the opening of the synagogue at the Schlachtensee displaced persons camp. The Hebrew sign reads, "Welcome in the name of God."

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Date:: Circa 1945 - 1946

3. Group portrait of DPs and staff of the U.S. Army Chaplain's Center in Berlin at the dedication of the synagogue in the Schlachtensee displaced persons camp.

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Date:: Circa 1945 - 1946

4. The Lord Mayor of Berlin and French General Lancon attend the dedication of the first Berlin synagogue to be re-opened after the war. The synagogue was located on the fourth floor of the former Jewish home for the aged on the Iranischestrasse in the French sector.

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Date:: 1946

5. Jewish, German and French officials attend the dedication of the first Berlin synagogue to be re-opened after the war. The synagogue was located on the fourth floor of the former Jewish home for the aged on the Iranischestrasse in the French sector.

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Date:: 1946

6. A procession of men carrying Torah scrolls into the opening services of the Pestalozzistrasse synagogue in Berlin - Charlottenburg, held on Erew Rosh Hashana.

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Date:: 1947 September 14

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