The following are listed buildings or sites in Rhineland-Palatinate ’s Directory of Cultural Monuments : < ! -- At first , the Jewish community likely had to make do with a simple prayer room that had been set up in one of the Jewish houses . No later than 1866 , though , there was a synagogue on Untergasse ( a lane ) . This is known from a report from that year about a fire there , which damaged the building . In 1880 , another fire broke out at the property next door causing such great damage that a new building had to be built . On 26 August 1881 , the new synagogue building was consecrated . The village chronicle reported the celebration , in which “ the district chairman , among others , took part … as did the representatives of the municipality of Hundsbach and the district rabbi , who gave an uplifting speech in the house , which was filled by the crowd . ” How long regular services were held at the synagogue is unknown . Possibly as early as the turn of the 20th century , and no later than the time of the First World War , Jews from Hundsbach were attending services in Sien . On 7 July 1930 , the synagogue , with its yard and school ( 195 m ² ) , was sold to a farmer named Frenger , who used the building for storage . On Kristallnacht ( 9 – 10 November 1938 ) , Brownshirts from Meisenheim supposedly destroyed the synagogue , but there is oral history in Hundsbach that holds that the destruction was actually undertaken by private citizens from the village itself . It could be that the SA had been made aware that for eight years , the building had no longer been under Jewish ownership . After 1945 , the building was used as the local Raiffeisen storehouse . In 1987 , the building was placed under monumental protection . In the 1990s , the building was restored and was tended by those charged with the care of monuments . Since then , it has been used as a house
Kristallnacht
Kristallnacht
Hundsbach