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(20 Dec 2011) HUNGARY SYNAGOGUE SOURCE: AP TELEVISION RESTRICTIONS: HORIZONS CLIENTS ONLY LENGTH: 5.35 Budapest, Hungary, 12 December 2011 1, Various of the outside of the Great Synagogue. 2, Close of the Hungarian flag flies behind a star a David. 3, Medium of tourists looking at a map. 4, Medium of tourists going into the synagogue. 5, Medium of the interior through a door. 6, SOUNDBITE (English) Szabolcs Borbely, art historian: "As the architecture, it's so important to know that the architect of the synagogue was a German born, Christian architect. His name was Ludwig Forster. He was born in Germany, but in that time, in the 1850s, when the building was made, he was working in Vienna. He was the chief architect of the city of Vienna. But the guy, he was a Christian. He usually was building churches and not synagogues. So this is the reason why, also from the outside, we have the towers. The towers are not usual for a synagogue. We don't need the towers, but for a church, it�s a very common thing. And not just on the outside, also the interior part. The interior part has several elements came obviously from the Christian architecture. I mean, we have the three aisles, the basilican shape downstairs. Then we have the pulpits, which is a very unique thing for a synagogue. We have two of them, a pair of pulpits." 7, Tilt of a pulpit. 8, Wide of tourists walking inside. 9, Various interior shots 10, SOUNDBITE (English) Szabolcs Borbely, art historian: "This is the second largest synagogue in the world after the New York's Emanu-El Temple. And this is the largest synagogue here in Europe. And, you know, it�s not about the seat numbers, because we have 3000 seats here, but in Jerusalem there is a synagogue, the Belz Beit synagogue in the central of the city which can host more than 6000 people. But this is not the reason. The reason is the inner space. We have more then a 1000 square meters, more then 10.000 square feet as the inner space of the synagogue. So that's why it's so special." 11, Wide of the interior space. 12, SOUNDBITE (English) Robert Frolich, chief rabbi of the synagogue: "I served as the chief of rabbi of the Hungarian Armed Forces for 15 years. But the greatest feeling is to be the rabbi of this magnificent synagogue." 13, Wide of the view from the Torah-ark. 14, Medium of tourists taking pictures. 15 Various interior shots 16, SOUNDBITE (English) Robert Frolich, chief rabbi of the synagogue: "Before the second world war it was an other world, a different world. Everything was full of Jews. There were more than a million Jews in the historical Hungary. Now we have about 150.000 Jews." 17, Medium of a Synagogue's courtyard with a Holocaust memorial and the grave yard of those who were buried here while synagogue was the part of the ghetto. 18, Close of graves from 1944 and 1945. 19,Close of grave. 20, Medium of tourists walk with Tree of Life memorial in the background. 21, Wide of the Tree of Life memorial. 22, Close of sign (reads in Hungarian: Remember!). 23, Medium of tourists looking at the memorial. 24, Focus shifts onto its metallic leaves carrying the names of Holocaust victims. 25, SOUNDBITE (English) Cornelia Kreutzer, tourist from Vienna, Austria: "Concerning my impression, you really see how many people were killed." 26,Various of Tree of Life 27, SOUNDBITE (English) Cornelia Kreutzer, tourist from Vienna, Austria: "The symbol is maybe in the direction of death, but the colour and the impression are not like edges. It�s round and circle, it�s smooth. It shows me like the good go(es) on." 28,Various Tree of Life LEADIN STORYLINE Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...