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List of the 100 Most Endangered Sites in order to provide assistance to the local Jewish community's efforts to address Ohel Rachel's structural problems, including invasive vegetation and a leaking roof, and to restore it to its 1920 appearance. The fund's Jewish Heritage Program provided a grant to
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on 7 December 1941, however, Japan invaded and occupied the remaining settlements in Shanghai. The act cut off American funds to the city's Jewish community, swollen with thousands of recent refugees from Europe. The Japanese imposed restrictions on the Jews of Shanghai and, in 1943, required most of
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where Ashkenazi settlement was concentrated, the congregation of Ohel Moshe opened a new branch of their synagogue in a building next to Ohel Rachel. The Shanghai Jewish School also moved in 1932 from Dixwell Road in Hongkou to a building adjacent to Ohel Rachel. The school served both Ashkenazi and
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in October 1949. They permitted Shanghai's Jewish community to continue using Ohel Rachel until 1952, when the property was seized and stripped of its furnishings. It was then included in the compound for the Shanghai Education Commission. Almost all of the city's Jews had emigrated by 1956. During
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are the only two synagogues of old Shanghai that still stand, out of the original six. On 18 March 1994, the Shanghai municipal government declared the Ohel Rachel Synagogue a protected architectural landmark of the city, but it continued to be used as an office and storage space until 1998. The
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in China. The site—still part of the grounds of the Shanghai Ministry of Education—was open by reservation for services on Friday evenings and Saturday mornings, while weekday observances were held elsewhere. By 2013, however, Ohel Rachel was again only available for major holidays,
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The building was opened in March 1920 and consecrated by the recently arrived Rabbi W. Hirsch, the first rabbi of the Shanghai Sephardim community, on 23 January 1921. The synagogue was named after Jacob Sassoon's late wife, Rachel, but, as he also died shortly before its dedication, it was
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in memory of his wife Rachel, it was completed in 1920 and consecrated in 1921. Ohel Rachel is the largest synagogue in the
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service was held at the synagogue for the first time since 1952. The same year, the synagogue was separately visited by
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in 1949, the synagogue has been a protected architectural landmark of the city since 1994. It was reopened for some
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assist with documenting the site and establishing a long-term management plan. It was included on the
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resident) Aha Toeug. It was cleaned and repainted, although structural damage was not repaired.
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The Jewish Club Ahduth opened in the Ohel Rachel compound in 1921. It held both Sephardi and
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origin, who built many of Shanghai's historic structures. It replaced its predecessor, the
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Twentieth Century Impressions of Hongkong, Shanghai, and Other Treaty Ports of China
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Ohel Rachel was the first purpose-built synagogue in Shanghai. Built as a scaled-up
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to restore the synagogue under the direction of its former caretaker (and later
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social events, though the former tended to dominate. After combat between
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A few months later, during President Clinton's state visit to China, his
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dedicated to the couple together. It was also colloquially known as the
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of Hong Kong, built by the Sassoon brothers in memory of their mother
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and suffered some damage, with its windows and chandeliers smashed.
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to protect Ohel Rachel, restore it, and open it to the public. The
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them to move to the Restricted Sector for Stateless Refugees, the
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as well, although mostly to "maintain awareness" of the project.
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Ember, Carol R.; Ember, Melvin; Skoggard, Ian A., eds. (2005).
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A wedding ceremony held at the Ohel Rachel in January 1951
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invited three American religious leaders selected by the
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Index

Seymour Synagogue
Affiliation
Judaism
Rite
Sepharadi
Year consecrated
Jing'an District
Shanghai
China
Architect(s)
Sassoon family
Traditional Chinese
會堂
Simplified Chinese
会堂
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin
Wade–Giles
Traditional Chinese
會堂
Simplified Chinese
会堂
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin
Wade–Giles
Hebrew
Tent
Sephardi
synagogue
Shanghai

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