- kirkegård i Lodz; Nowy Cmentarz Żydowski i Łódź; New Jewish Cemetery</nowiki>.
- ^ "Yeni Yahudi mezarlığı (Bracka Caddesi 40) - Mezarlıklar - Miras Alanları - Łódź - Sanal Shtetl". Alındı 12 Ocak 2017. ^ "Lodz Jewish Cemetery Records...
- I stared out at the rows and rows of haunting tombstones at the Jewish Cemetery in Łódź, which was Poland's second-largest Jewish city before World War II.
- Jewish Cemetery [photo: Piotr Sereczyński/pl.wikipedia.org/CC BY-SA 3.0]. Courtesy of Łódź City Council.
- I visited the other year and am now wanting to share my experience to encourage you to visit too, starting with Łódź Jewish Cemetery, in Poland.
- The Cemetery at the Bracka Street in Łódź was established in 1892. There is the largest Jewish cemetery in Europe.
- Jewish Cemetary in Łódz. April 19, 2011 by Lois Britton Leave a Comment. Wall around the cemetery. This is the largest Jewish cemetery in Europe with over...
- Take a moment to appreciate the resurgence of Jewish culture in the city and recognize the resilience that defines Łódź’s Jewish legacy.
- The Jewish Cemetary. Bracka 40, 91-717 Łódź (Entrance from Zmienna str.) Website.
- The Cemetery at the Bracka Street in Lodz was established in 1892. About 160 000 people are buried there. Today the Cemetery has an area of 39,6 hectare.Bulunamadı: łódź