First major Jewish settlement under Louis the Pious

An accusation of the plague leads to the persecution of around 1.200 Jews

First return of Jews to Salzburg

Increased settlement of Jews

First documented synagogue

Kosher meat sales restricted

The synagogue is turned into a brewery

A mikvah in Hallein is mentioned

The accusation of stealing a monstrance leads to “banishment forever and ever”; destruction of the synagogues in Salzburg and Hallein

Acceptance of the tolerance patent of Joseph II by the Salzburg Archbishop Hyronymus Graf von Colloredo (1772-1791)

Free movement for Jews in Salzburg

Despite a short time equality as a result of the revolution of 1848, Salzburg remains “Jew-free”

Albert Pollak is the first Jew to receive a permanent settlement permit in Salzburg

Decree of the basic state law on the general rights of citizens of December 21, the final equality of non-Catholic denominations with the Catholic Church

42 Jews in Salzburg

Assignment to the Salzburg Jews to the Linz Jewish community

115 Jews in Salzburg

First application for the establishment of an independent religious community

Salzburg achieves a separate administration of vital-records

The Salzburg Jews are given a free field in the municipal cemetery for burying

141 Jews in Salzburg

The Jewish Community of Linz appoints a religious committee with extensive autonomy for Salzburg

Constitution of the Chevra Kadisha

Establishment of the cemetery in Aigen

Moses Bach first rabbi of modern times

Construction of the synagogue in Lasserstrasse by Prof. Gottlieb Winker

Rudolf Bach appointed as rabbi

Dr. Adolf Altmann Rabbi in Salzburg

201 Jews in Salzburg

Constitution of an independent religious community in Salzburg

Rabbi Dr. Altmann leaves Salzburg

Rabbi Viktor Kurrein Rabbi in Salzburg

Rabbi Dr. Altmann functions as rabbi for a short time

Rabbi Dr. Samuel David Margules Rabbi in Salzburg

Destruction of the synagogue in Lasserstrasse and profanation of the cemetery, both of which are “aryanized” in 1939.

Constitution of a Jewish committee and establishment of a provisional prayer room at Hans Prodinger Straße 19

Reestablishment of the Jewish community of Salzburg as a corporate body governed by public law

Construction of the ritual bath (Mikwah) in Lasserstrasse

Reopening of the synagogue in Lasserstrasse

Marko Feingold becomes President of the Jewish Community

100th anniversary of the Salzburg synagogue; Federal President Dr. Thomas Klestil takes part in the celebrations

Hanna Feingold becomes President, death of Hofrat Marko Feingold

Construction of the gatehouse at the Jewish cemetery in Aigen

The Vice President of the Israelite Religious Society Austria, Elie Rosen takes over as President of the community