- Among the killed ones were: Cipora Strichińska, Szmuel Richbard, Abram Perl and Ichiel Frydman. Their grave is located in the Jewish cemetery in Łódź.
- The women's quarter at the newly established Jewish cemetery in Doły. ... The State Archives in Łódź. Date. 1936.
- ^ "Yeni Yahudi mezarlığı (Bracka Caddesi 40) - Mezarlıklar - Miras Alanları - Łódź - Sanal Shtetl". Alındı 12 Ocak 2017. ^ "Lodz Jewish Cemetery Records...
- What is the average time spent in the cemetery? Are there guides there that speak English? We don’t want to rush through but also have limited time in Łódź...
- Łódź's Jewish cemetery was founded in 1892 and today is a haunting destination. The largest Jewish graveyard in Europe, it contains around 68...
- This is all that is left to denote that the area was once Łódź’s oldest Jewish cemetery.
- The Łódź Jewish Cemetery, also known as the New Jewish Cemetery, was once the largest Jewish cemetery in Poland and one of the largest in the world.
- During official opening hours you can enter the Jewish Cemetery in Łódź through the main gate: trams 1, 15, or 19 to the Strykowska terminus, or the 51 bus in...
- The Jewish Cemetary. Bracka 40, 91-717 Łódź (Entrance from Zmienna str.) Website.
- By the end of the war, only 10,000 Łódź Jews had survived the Holocaust. ... Site: Łódź Jewish Cemetery. Established: 1892. Location: Bracka Street.