Judaica postcards - postally used

Jewish Synagogues: Czechoslovakia > Prague - OLD JEWISH CEMETARY black and white photographic postcard by Photobrom (1907 edition) with printed Czech caption on front. Used: postmarked (date unclear) from PRAGUE to NETSCHETIN (Nečtiny), franked 5h & tied by local postmark....

Jewish Synagogues: Czechoslovakia > Prague - ALTNEU SHUL ("Old-New" Synagogue), uncredited black and white photographic postcard with coarse edges, with multilingual caption below (where English translation is "School"). Unused. The Synagogue is Europe's oldest active synagogue, established in 1270 and survived the Holocaust....

Jewish Synagogues: Germany > Nürnberg - GREAT SYNAGOGUE (on Hans-Sachs-Platz) in background of Pegnitz river view on unattributed Agfa black and white photographic postcard with German caption on front. Unused. The Synagogue was inaugurated in 1874 and was destroyed by the Nazis in August 1938, prior to Krystallnacht....

Jewish Synagogue postcards: Czechoslovakia > Prague - photo postcard of the Alt Neu Shul, postally used 1925....

Jewish Synagogue postcards: Czechoslovakia > Teplice (Bad Teplitz-Schonau) - photo postcard of the town with the Synagogue in foreground and in the caption, postally used 1929....

Jewish Synagogue postcards: Czechoslovakia > Prague - artistic picture postcard of the Alt Neu Shul published on thick art paper (no caption), postally used 1930....

Jewish Synagogue postcards in the Holocaust/WWII: Hungary > Gyongyos - photo montage postcard published by Weinstock of Budpest, of the town including image of the Synagogue with caption, postally used 17 June 1944, from GYONGYOS to BUDAPEST, during the Hungarian deportation of the Jews: here specifically, the deportation of the town's Jews, to Auschwitz, took place in June....

Jewish Synagogues: Hungary > Pécs - NEOLOG (Reform) SYNAGOGUE in center of unattributed colorized photographic postcard with Hungarian caption on front. Used: postmarked 22 APR 1910 from PECS to SZARAZD but mailed unfranked and taxed 3h, tied by full strike of local postmark. The Synagogue was built in 1869 and survived the Holocaust....

Jewish mail during the 1920 Polish-Soviet War: 11 VI 1920 postmarked artistic picture postcard entitled "The Rebbe and the Talmid", with caption in Hebrew & Hebrew-spelled Yiddish, of painting by M. Trinbetsch; published by Verlag Jehudia, Warsaw as issue #111 of the series; from KRAKOW to GELSENKIRCHEN Germany, franked 50 fenigow & tied by local postmark + bold black Polish instructional marking....

Jewish Synagogues: Czechoslovakia > Olmütz - OLOMOUC SYNAGOGUE in colored multiple photograph display postcard of the town by Hermann Seibt of Meissen (1908 edition) with Art Deco styled title & German captions below images on front, including of the Synagogue. Used: postmarked 8-07-1909 from OLMUTZ to CZERNOWITZ (today: Chernivtsi, Ukraine), franked 5h & tied by local postmark + 2(pf) denominate...