Several years later the zone of Capivara, to the northeast of Moises Ville, was colonized, In the decade of the 1930s German Jews persecuted by the Nazis began to arrive, in a wave that lasted until the beginning of World War II. After the war was over, several families of Dutch and German refugees arrived, most of them sent by the JCA. Colonists of the first group and some from the second settled in the surrounding areas of a budding urban center. As Noe Cociovich related, that center had three shaky buildings in 1894: the synagogue, the JCA administration house and the public baths. The colonists' houses were arranged around them along three streets. The plots were 100 meters wide and 1,000 meters deep. Moisés Ville became the canonical town of the Gauchos Judíos ("Jewish Gauchos") who worked the land in Argentina in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Moisés Ville, together with its sister colonies of Mauricio and Clara, were the main examples of the work of Baron Maurice de Hirsch's Jewish Colonization Association. Recent times In recent times, Moisés Ville has embarked on a series of development projects, such as the resurfacing of the Provincial Highway 69S , which connects the town to National Highway 34 (Rosario-Salvador Mazza) through Palacios, a small village located at approximately 16 kilometers from the town. The town is frequently visited by tourists from other parts of Argentina and overseas countries. Moisés Ville is one of the traditional towns included in the Pueblos Auténticos program, launched by the Argentinian government in 2017 in order to promote tourism in rural areas. Moisés Ville, which hosts a museum dedicated to the preservation of the cultural heritage established by Jewish colonization in the region, is in the process of applying to be recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site. Notable buildings Lahaduth school Kadima theater Baron Hirsch Library Arbeter, Baron Hirsch and Brener synagogues Aaron H. Goldman museum Jewish cemetery The students’ residence The hospital Notable people Mika Feldman de Etchebéhère Alberto Gerchunoff See also History of the Jews in Argentina Jewish Colonization Association Jewish gauchos Immigration in Argentina Proposals for a Jewish state References Bibliography External links Official Moisés Ville website Moisés Ville - Semi-official website. Museo Moisés Ville – Museum Official website. "Argentina anunció el Programa Pueblos Auténticos para el desarrollo sostenible de 16 ciudades" JBuff.com - The Argentina Jewish Community. O'Mara,