Prague’s Jewish Quarter Experience; Synagogues, the Jewish Cemetery, and Josefov w/ John P. Franke

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17:39Join us and John Paul in Prague, as he returns to explore the Jewish Quarter with us, a district perhaps more famous than the city itself. The four important synagogues we'll visit speak to a different time in history, before the Third Reich and the Holocaust decimated the thriving community which had existed for a 1,000 years, one of the oldest Jewish communities in Europe. It’s impossible not to speak to that momentous moment in human history and its impact on Jewish Prague, but we’ll be focusing on the time before and after those dark days. We’ll see Franz Kafka’s house and statue, we’ll hear the legend of the Golem which defended the community from anti-Semitic attacks, and through John Pauls’ excellent live stream guiding skills, we’ll immerse ourselves together in one of the most interesting and special places in the world.

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Chris Sandeman, SANDEMANs Tours

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
2:35 Franz Kafka Square & House
5:56 Cobblestones of the Golem of Prague
6:49 Maisel Synagogue (the Jewish Museum)
15:10 Kafka Statue
17:39 Spanish Synagogue
20:56 Modern day architectural look of the jewish ghetto
24:31 Prague Metronome
26:08 Paris Street
30:18 High Synagogue
32:35 Old New Synagogue
34:36 Legend of the Golem Origin
36:38 Jewish Ceremonial Hall
37:16 Klausen Synagogue and Jewish Cemetery
41:30 Mezuzah description
43:22 Silver Line Marker
45:23 English Memorial Plaques
47:57 Pinkas Synagogue (Jewish Holocaust Memorial)
54:11 Rudolfinum
57:16 Jan Palach Square
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