Synagogues in Hungary 1792-1918 is a stunning new book by architectural historian Rudolf Klein of Budapest, documenting the remarkably diverse cultural journey of Jews from the Enlightenment to the end of World War I in Hapsburg Hungary. Join Dr. Klein and historian Gavriel Rosenfeld in conversation as they take a penetrating look at the identities and adaptations of these communities through the architecture of their religious spaces.

CJH > $10 general; $5 CJH members, seniors, students