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== Important Information == | == Important Information == | ||
The Great Synagogue in London was one of the original 5 synagogues that formed the United Synagogues in 1870, of which it remained a member. Prior to the 1870 forming of the United Synagogues, the Great Synagogue had two branches. The first, from 1853 to 1870 was the synagogue at Great Portland Street, which became the Central Synagogue. The second, from 1863 to 1870, was the Bayswater Synagogue. Throughout its history the Great Synagogue had only a small number of Rabbis. They however were for the most part long in that position for many years. They are: | The Great Synagogue in London was one of the original 5 synagogues that formed the [[United_Synagogue,_England|United Synagogues ]]in 1870, of which it remained a member. Prior to the 1870 forming of the United Synagogues, the Great Synagogue had two branches. The first, from 1853 to 1870 was the synagogue at Great Portland Street, which became the Central Synagogue. The second, from 1863 to 1870, was the Bayswater Synagogue. Throughout its history the Great Synagogue had only a small number of Rabbis. They however were for the most part long in that position for many years. They are: | ||
* Aaron Hart 1704-1756 | * Aaron Hart 1704-1756 | ||