- A wall of the Jewish cemetery in Tarnow, a city in southern Poland, was spray-painted with the letters “AJ,” likely meaning “Anti-Jude,” or anti-Jewish.
- A wall of the Jewish cemetery in Tarnow, a city in southern Poland, was spray-painted with the letters “AJ,” likely meaning “Anti-Jude,” or anti-Jewish.
- Tarnow, Jewish Cemetery, Poland. Photo by. Emmanuel Dyan. ... Siret - Old Jewish Cemetery. levliberman1976.
- The Jewish cemetery in Tarnów dates from the 16th century. It has an extremely valuable group of tombstones from the 17th, 18th and early 19th century.
- That was soon to change. Bartosz was named the recipient of a $750,000 EU grant to restore the Tarnow Jewish Cemetery.
- Tarnów’s Jewish cemetery is one of the biggest and most interesting Jewish burial grounds in Southern Poland.
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- Jadowniki eat Jews,” was painted on the fence of the cemetery in Tarnow. Jadowniki is a village near Tarnow, and the vandalism may have been referring to World...
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