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Jawne
A Testament to Jewish Educational Heritage
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Köln: First Steps10 pts
Köln: Explorer25 pts
Köln: Insider50 pts
Founded in 1919, Jawne in Cologne served as a Jewish Reform secondary school, highlighting the significant role of Jewish education in the city.
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Jawne was one of the first Jewish Reform secondary schools in Germany.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1919
- Wheelchair Access
- Partially accessible
Guided Story
You're standing at a site rich in history. Founded in 1919, Jawne served as a Jewish Reform secondary school, marking the importance of Jewish education in Cologne. Just a short distance to the northeast, you can spot the Löwenbrunnen, a nearby fountain. Its proximity to landmarks like the Roman Tower and the Willy Millowitsch monument highlights the central location of this significant site.
Location
Nearby
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