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Judensau ("Jews' sow") at Regensburg CathedralInterior of Regensburg Synagogue immediately before its demolition 1519, Albrecht AltdorferStreet sign in the Westnerwacht quarterJudenstein ("Jews' stone") at the eponymous middle schoolJewish Community Hall at RegensburgMemorial created by Dani Karavan in 2005 at Neupfarrplatz that depicts the foundation of the synagogue
The history of the Jews in Regensburg, Germany reaches back over 1,000 years. The Jews of Regensburg are part of Bavarian Jewry; Regensburg was the capital of the Upper Palatinate and formerly a free city of the German empire. The great age of the Jewish community in this city is indicated by the tradition that a Jewish colony existed there before the common era; it is undoubtedly the oldest Jewish settlement in Bavaria of which any records exist.
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