Memorial Synagogue Hoorn
The synagogue of Hoorn was sold in World War II after the deportation of all Jews of Hoorn. It was demolished in 1953. There is now a plaque which commemorates the Jewish residents of Hoorn who were murdered in the Holocaust.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Rita Vrieze
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Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves Old General Cemetery Hoorn - Hoorn
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Remembrance Stone
- Stumbling Stones Italiaanse Zeedijk 46 - Hoorn
- Stumbling Stone Grote Oost 75 - Hoorn
- Stumbling Stones Grote Noord 77 - Hoorn
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