After damage during the war, restoration began in 1949; however the building was demolished in the 1960s following a fire.

[1] The large synagogue in Deák Ferenc Street was built in 1896 in the Moorish Revival style, according to the plans of Jakob Gartner, a Jew in Vienna.

[2] Although the brick-walled, double-towered, domed synagogue did not stand on the street line, it was easily visible from the large square in front of it.

Renovation began in 1949, however, during the roofing work, the attic caught fire and the building burned down.

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