Matričný úrad Rabínstva židovskej náboženskej obce v Košiciach

Matričný úrad Rabínstva židovskej náboženskej obce v Košiciach 

The register of the Jewish religious community in Košice has begun in the 1840s when Jews were allowed to settle in the city. Organizational changes in the life of the local Jewish religious community took place after the Jewish Congress of 1868–1869 when the Jewry split into three religious communities. In 1871, both Orthodoxs and Neologs established their religious community, whle the status quo ante Jewry formed a third community: they were those who did not join the Neolog organization or the Orthodox communities but retained their former pre-Congress status. As a result, between 1871 and 1944 also the Košice Jewry was organized into three religious communities. The collections of the Registry Office were confiscated from the religious community based on Decree No. 8200/1944 of the Hungarian Minister of Religion and Public Education. 

Matričný úrad Rabínstva židovskej náboženskej obce v Košiciach