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Clermont Ferrand

Centre Culturel Jules Isaac

The Clermont-Ferrand synagogue, which opened in 1862, was too old and closed and was sold in 1963. A new synagogue opened in Rue Blatin.

After being purchased in 1990, the building was registered as a regional historical monument in 2006, and was re-inaugurated in 2013.

It was consecrated to the memory of the Righteous Among the Nations in Auvergne, and became the headquarters of the... Read more

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Coordinates

Address : 20 rue des Quatre-Passeports , 63000 Clermont Ferrand
GPS Coordinates : 45.77955885 , 3.07860934065605
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Visits
Permanent exhibit :
Self-conducted visit
Duration : 1h
Price :

3€ / pers

Guided tour
Duration : 1h
Price :

3€ / pers

Temporary Exhibit :
Self-conducted visit
Duration : 1h
Price :

3€ / pers

Guided tour
Duration : 1h
Price :

3€ / pers

External memory itinerary :
11 posters on Abraham Bloch, an army chaplain during the First World War, Posters on the restoration of the old synagogue, the Righteous in Auvergne, Jewish history in Auvergne, and Jules Isaac. Display cases of photos and objects. Teaching workshops in connection with secondary school syllabi (questionnaires about the Righteous among nations, Memories and Personal recollections, Jules Isaac, Abraham Bloch, etc.
Recurring events

European Heritage Days, lectures, exhibits, commemorations: January 27, April 30, July 16.

Practical information
Opening days and times :
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2pm to 6pm and by reservation
Languages spoken :

Themes and resources
Themes
  • Museum
  • Rescue
  • Deportation
  • Puy-de-Dome
  • Genocide
  • Cemeteries
Resources
  • Collections
  • Travelling exhibits
Complete description of site

The Clermont-Ferrand synagogue, which opened in 1862, was too old and closed and was sold in 1963. A new synagogue opened in Rue Blatin.

After being purchased in 1990, the building was registered as a regional historical monument in 2006, and was re-inaugurated in 2013.

It was consecrated to the memory of the Righteous Among the Nations in Auvergne, and became the headquarters of the Jules Isaac Cultural Center, an association organized to provide information about Jewish history, memory, heritage and culture. The Center’s activities are centered on memory, citizenship, art and culture. Lectures, exhibits, and concerts are organized in the center, which is open to the public as well as being a learning center for students and teachers, offering teaching workshops in connection with secondary school syllabi. 

 

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