List of destroyed synagogues in Slovakia

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The list of destroyed synagogues in Slovakia includes former synagogues in Slovakia that no longer exist even as buildings. The year of completion is given for the year of construction; The year numbers shown in italics are estimated values.

Synagogue buildings that still exist are included in the list of synagogues in Slovakia .

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city Kraj Surname Built Destroyed comment Image
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Banská Bystrica Banská Bystrica synagogue 1867 1983 [1]
Bratislava Bratislava Neolog synagogue 1893 1967 Demolished while building new roads.
Also: synagogue on the fish market 		[2]
Bratislava Bratislava Orthodox synagogue 1863 1961
Brezovica Prešov synagogue 1870 1965
Cachtice Trenčín synagogue 1830 1955 Nine Fields Synagogue
Čadca Žilina synagogue 1864 1950 Demolished after WW2 [3]
Dunajská Streda Trnava Great synagogue 1865 1955
Dunajská Streda Trnava Adas Israel Synagogue 1927 1955 [4]
Filakovo Banská Bystrica synagogue ??? 1950 Damaged in 1944, demolished in 1950
Gajary Bratislava synagogue 1875 1950 Demolished after WW2 [5]
Galanta Bratislava synagogue 1899 1975 [6]
Gelnica Košice synagogue 1910 1939 Destroyed by the local German population [7]
Giraltovce Prešov synagogue 1850 1950 Demolished after WW2
Hlohovec Trnava synagogue 1851 1960 Demolished while building a new road [8th]
Holíč Trnava synagogue 1750 1950 Demolished after WW2
Humenné Prešov Old synagogue 1795 1975 Demolished together with the New Synagogue [9]
Humenné Prešov New synagogue 1930 1975 Demolished together with the old synagogue [10]
Kežmarok Prešov synagogue 1875 1955 [11]
Kolárovo Nitra synagogue 1875 1950 Demolished after WW2 [12]
Košice Košice Status quo ante synagogue 1866 1958 [13]
Kremnica Banská Bystrica synagogue 1890 1944 Demolished in WW2 [14]
Kurima Prešov Hasidic synagogue 1850 1950 Demolished after WW2
Levoca Prešov synagogue 1899 1975 [15]
Liptovský Hrádok Žilina synagogue 1875 1950 Demolished after WW2
Lučenec Banská Bystrica Old Neolog Synagogue 1863 1923 Demolished for the construction of the new Neolog Synagogue
Lučenec Banská Bystrica Orthodox synagogue 1930 1969 [16]
Martin Žilina synagogue 1884 1974 [17]
Michalovce Košice synagogue 1888 1976 [18]
Nitra-Párovce Nitra synagogue 1850 1975
Nové Mesto nad Váhom Trenčín Great synagogue 1825 1955 Nine Fields Synagogue [19]
Nové Zámky Nitra Neolog synagogue 1875 1945 Badly damaged in fighting in WW2, then demolished [20]
Pezinok Bratislava synagogue 1872 1958 [21]
Piešťany Trnava Neolog synagogue 1904 1979 [22]
Plešivec Košice synagogue 1910 1950 Demolished after WW2 [23]
Podolínec Prešov synagogue 1885 1988
Pribeta Nitra synagogue 1850 1950 Demolished after WW2 [24]
Prievidza Trenčín synagogue 1868 1980
Puchov Trenčín synagogue 1868 1985 [25]
Rimavská Seč Banská Bystrica synagogue 1905 1950 Demolished after WW2 [26]
Rimavská Sobota Banská Bystrica synagogue 1886 1986 [27]
Rožňava Košice synagogue 1893 1958 [28]
Aľa Nitra synagogue 1896 1965 [29]
Secovce Košice synagogue 1904 1950 Demolished after WW2 [30]
Senica Trnava synagogue 1866 1988 [31]
Sered Trnava synagogue 1925 2001 [32]
Slanica Žilina synagogue 1850 1951
Somotor Košice synagogue 1890 1950 Demolished after WW2
Spišská Nová Ves Košice synagogue 1899 1941 [33]
Stará Ľubovňa Prešov synagogue 1930 1950 Demolished after WW2
Stropkov Prešov synagogue 1894 1985
Topoľčany Nitra Shomre Torah Synagogue 1750 1965 Later baroque style [34]
Tornala Banská Bystrica synagogue 1890 1950 Demolished after WW2 [35]
Trebišov Košice synagogue 1905 1950 Demolished after WW2 [36]
Trencianske Teplice Trenčín synagogue 1875 1950 Demolished after WW2 [37]
Trenčín Trenčín synagogue 1795 1913 Nine Fields Synagogue; replaced by new building
Veličná Žilina synagogue ??? 1943 Wooden synagogue, destroyed in WW2
Veľké Kapušany Košice synagogue 1891 1950 Demolished after WW2 [38]
Veľký Meder Trnava synagogue 1875 1950 Demolished after WW2
Vranov nad Toplou Prešov synagogue 1924 1982 [39]
Žilina Žilina Old Neolog Synagogue 1865 1928 Replaced by the construction of the new Neolog Synagogue [40]

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