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Figure 1. The seating plan of the plenary sessions of the Hungarian Jewish Congress (1868-69), which took place in the General Assembly Hall of the Pest County Hall. Generally speaking, ‘Orthodox’ delegates were seated on the left (99 assigned places), and ‘Neologs’ on the right (117 assigned places), in addition to the presidential podium in the middle. Image courtesy of the Hungarian Jewish Museum and Archives, Budapest
![Figure 1. The seating plan of the plenary sessions of the Hungarian Jewish Congress (1868-69), which took place in the General Assembly Hall of the Pest County Hall. Generally speaking, ‘Orthodox’ delegates were seated on the left (99 assigned places), and ‘Neologs’ on the right (117 assigned places), in addition to the presidential podium in the middle. Image courtesy of the Hungarian Jewish Museum and Archives, Budapest](/cms/asset/dcf38c61-2550-4071-b585-ed9215da5e32/rjch_a_1796371_f0001_oc.jpg)