Trakai Kenesa

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Trakai Kenesa is a historical synagogue located in Trakai, Lithuania, serving as a place of worship for the Karaite community. The Kenesa, which dates back to the 19th century, is a unique example of Karaite religious architecture. The Karaites are a Turkic-speaking Jewish group who have lived in Lithuania for centuries, and their religious practices differ from Rabbinic Judaism. The Kenesa features a distinct wooden structure with a simple, yet elegant design, reflecting the community's traditions and heritage.

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