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During the first four decades of the 20th century, the city's Jewish community more than quadrupled to 3,494. In 1912, an organization was set up to envision the future of Jewry in
Argentina. In 1921, a Jewish sports association was founded under the name Ivria, and soon another was founded under the
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In 2001, on the centenary of its opening, the synagogue was renovated again. Because the community had become more
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elements. Stained-glass windows show the coat of arms of 32 Israeli settlements. The facade's windows emit sunlight, and the top of the roof represents the stone tablet of the Ten
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