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Harlov-Csortán, M. (2024). 'Synagogues in the Contemporary Hungarian Countryside' In C. Henschel, R. Leiserowitz, & K. Lenartowicz & N. Menter & Z. Światowy (Eds.), Jewish or Common Heritage? (1st ed., pp. 209-219)
Harlov-Csortán, Melinda. "Synagogues in the Contemporary Hungarian Countryside". Jewish or Common Heritage?, edited by Christhardt Henschel, Ruth Leiserowitz, Kamila Lenartowicz, Neele Menter and Zuzanna Światowy, fibre, 2024, pp. 209-219.
Harlov-Csortán, M. (2024): 'Synagogues in the Contemporary Hungarian Countryside', in Henschel, C, Leiserowitz, R, Lenartowicz, K, Menter, N, Światowy, Z (eds.). Jewish or Common Heritage?. fibre, pp. 209-219.
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Synagogues in the Contemporary Hungarian Countryside

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https://doi.org/10.3790/978-3-944870-99-1.2024.209
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11

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Melinda Harlov-Csortán

Harlov-Csortán, Melinda, PhD, is an assistant college professor at Apor Vilmos Catholic College and a member of the Hungarian ICOMOS

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Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Melinda Harlov-Csortán: Synagogues in the Contemporary Hungarian Countryside 209
Abstract 209
Keywords 209
Synagogues as places of worshipping 212
Synagogues as memorials 213
Synagogues as monuments (with museums inside) 214
Synagogues as heritage elements 216
Conclusion 218

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