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ARUBA



THE JEWISH COMMUNITY

http://www.arubatourism.com: Jewish Community of Aruba, Beth Israel Synagogue, A Lacie Blvd. Z/n, Oranjestad, Tel: 23272. Congregation Mikve-Israel Emanuel, Hanchi di Snoa 29 (PO Box 322), Voice: 599-461-1067 Tradition: Portugese/Spanish; Reconstructionist; President: Rene Maduro, Rabbi: Michael Teyvah [October 2000]

United Netherlands Portugese Congregation Mikve Israel Emanuel, P.O. Box 322, Rabbi: Aaron l. Peller, Pres: Rafael Moreno [October 2000]

THE CEMETERIES

TOWN?: "The Old Jewish Cemetery contains eight aboveground vaults with gravestones dating from 1563, almost a century before the first Jewish settlement on Curacao, the neighboring island. However, regular use of the cemetery did not begin until 1837. Most Aruban Jews were buried in Curacao, their initial stop during migration." Source: Freedman, Warren. World Guide for the Jewish Traveler. NY: E.P. Dutton Inc, 1984. Extracted by Bernard Kouchel: koosh@worldnet.att.net.


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