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A Jew called Gerstl is mentioned in a document in 1529. Kobersdorf was in the 18th century one of the

The Jewish community of Lackenbach was established in 1582. Jews were first mentioned in Achenbach in 1527. They might have

Also known as Tselem in Jewish sources, Deutschkreuz was one of the Sheva Kehillot, (“Seven Communities) of Burgenland. The Jewish

Founded in 1861, the Jewish community was officially established in 1871 as “Kultusgemeinde” (Jewish community organization). It included the districts

Jews were first mentioned in Mattersburg in 1527. They may have been refugees from Ödenburg (today Sopron) or Wiener Neustadt.

Also known as Asch in Jewish sources, Eisenstadt had a Jewish community dating back to the 13th century. The so-called

The Jewish community of Frauenkirchen has existed since 1714, and was one of the “Seven Communities” of the Burgenland region.

In 1890, there were 25 Jewish families (97 persons) living in Gaenserndorf, and in 1923 there were 543 Jewish inhabitants

The Jewish community of Mistelbach was founded in 1890 and included Mistelbach and part of Gänserndorf. The communities of Hohenau

The first Jewish families moved to Gross Enzersdorf around 1860, and the Jewish community was founded in 1898. In 1932