Region: France (Alsace/Bas-Rhin)
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Obernai (Oberehnheim), an imperial city of Alsace, attests a Jewish presence as early as the fourteenth century, a period during which families fell victim to the persecutions of the Black Death. A modern community reconstituted itself there in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, leaving behind a synagogue and consistorial registers preserved in the archives of the Bas-Rhin.
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