Panagia Church (Patras University Hospital)
The Panagia Church was built after the reconstruction of the University Hospital of Patras in 1988 to offer worship services to those who wish to get access to worship services.
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Patras New Jewish Cemetery
The period of the cemetery’s establishment is unknown, it was most likely founded in the early 18th century. The Jewish population in 1928 numbered 170 (of a total population of 64,838). In the leadup to WWII, there were 337 Jews in Patras. After the war, in 1946, 122 Jews lived in Patras and by 1978 only 5 remained.
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