Press

Népszabadság – Móricz Simon

2013. 09, 2.
Révész Sándor
Egy nagy kultura kisszob (Article about the Shul’s neighbourhood In Hungarian)

The Teleki Square shul was established by Jews from Ukraine that settled in Budapest in the 1920s. The shul survived World War two bombings and the religious repression during Communism. Orthodox rules are strictly kept in the shul. Men seat on one side (on the left) whereas women seat on the right, behind a light curtain and don’t interact directly with the liturgy.
Helene Bienvenu

2013.05.25
Andrew Connelly, Helene Bienvenu
A Jewish renaissance, tucked away in a Budapest apartment

The tenth

2013.04.11
Der 10. Mann vom Teleki tér / The tenth man from Teleki tér

Purim at Teleki

2013.03.18.
Andrew Connelly
Jewish life in Budapest: A tale of two cities

Gabór Mayer (rechts) und ein Schriftkundler untersuchen eine Thorarolle im Stiebl am Teleki-Platz

2011.09.29.
Stephan Burianek
Hier gehen die Uhren andersherum / Here the clocks go backwards

Letölthető PDF formátumban (1 MB)

2010.09.
Nyitott Zsinagógák Délutánja a Józsefvárosban (Article about the Afternoon of the Open Synagogues in the Eighth district. In Hungarian)

Checking the Torah scroll

2011.06.09.
Szántó T. Gábor
A Teleki (Article about the Shul. In Hungarian)

Littmann Pepi in hasid male garment

2011.06.09.
Szegő Dóri
Littmann Peppi, a pléhkrisztus és a mexikói hercegnő (Article about the area and the Shul. In Hungarian)

Teleki tér

hg.hu

2010.01.23
Papp Géza

Teleki tér, 2011 (Article about Teleki square the new marketplace, and the Shul. In Hungarian)

Dagens Nyheter

23 April 2010 – by Ingrid Hedström
Antisemitism i Ungern chockar unga /Antisemitism in Hungary shocks young

MTV

11:58 am 30 Augusztus 2010
Nappali (TV program in Hungarian)
(Starting at 38:08)

Teleki tér

hg.hu

2010.01.23
Zsámboki Miklós

A zsidó Pest part 2.(Article about the history of Pest Jews in Hungarian)