For ten points, name this city associated with the golem legend, the center of Jewish culture in Bohemia and the capital of the Czech Republic.
The oldest surviving synagogue in this city is the Staranova Synagogue, which dates to 1270, while the Pinkas Synagogue in this city contains an inscription with the names of over 70,000 Jews killed during the Holocaust. This city's Jewish cemetery is located near the Klausen synagogue. One synagogue in this city was named for Mordechai Maisel, and this city's Jewish Quarter is known as the Josefov. During World War Two, many Jews from this city were sent to the nearby Terezin concentration camp, and Jewish scholars from this city include Yom Tov Lipmann Heller and David Ganz, who were students of Judah ben Bezalel, also known as "the Maharal" or Rabbi Loew, who allegedly protected the Jews of this city by building a clay figure and causing it to come to life. For ten points, name this city associated with the golem legend, the center of Jewish culture in Bohemia and the capital of the Czech Republic.
The oldest surviving synagogue in this city is the Staranova Synagogue, which dates to 1270, while the Pinkas Synagogue in this city contains an inscription with the names of over 70,000 Jews killed during the Holocaust.
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