Jewish history in Nakskov is also part of Western Sephardic history. The Henriques family who kept Portuguese traditions alive in Copenhagen until the end of the 19th century was from there. (before that from Altona)I am not entirely sure what rite was used in the Nakskov synagogue, but in Copenhagen in the 18th century the term "Nakskauer" was synonymous with the Henriques family and the Portuguese rite.