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Judengasse:

• See the main article Ghetto

• Die Judengasse in Trier, see also German article.
• The "Judengasse" in Frankfurt/Main; See Frankfurter Judengasse, and Jewish Frankfurt. (now broken)
• Die "Judengasse" in Salzburg (now a shopping street), see Judengasse (Salzburg)
• The "Judengasse" of Eisenstadt (still Jewish people living)
• The "Judengasse" of Sobědruhy
• The "Judengasse" of Cologne

[edit] See also

• Gasse, Strasse

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