No, but they were ordered to draw up lists of Jews for deportation to extermination camps ...

Eventually Jews in Germany were locatable through census records. In other countries, Jews might be found via synagogue membership lists, municipal lists or more likely through mandatory registration and information from neighbors or local civilians and officials. Once in the camps, the fate was sealed.

There are too many names to list here. Long lists of their names were compiled by their

killers. The lists have been preserved, and may be viewed at the Yad Vashem memorial

to their memories, in Israel.

because there was no actual list that is hard to answer.

there were many lists complied detailing the Jews that worked in Schindler's factories, about forty of these lists were made over the five years, they were compiled by Schindler's various managers.

Synagogues didn't help the holocaust. It was just a religious place for Jews to go for Jewish New Year and pray the blessings in Hebrew and light sabbath candles.

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Synagogues had lists of members - of Jews.