• The Jewish Cemetery of Czestochowa

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    List of the tombstones discovered and documented in the Jewish Cemetery of Czestochowa.
    Bulunamadı: wrzeszcz

  • Jewish Cemetery in Starachowice — the Best-Preserved...

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    History of the Jewish cemetery in Starachowice. The cemetery was founded by the religious community in Wierzbnik, and most probably it took place in 1891.
    Bulunamadı: wrzeszcz

  • Jewish Cemetery in Chełm | Sightseeing | Gdańsk

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    Wrzeszcz. ... Covering an area of 2.3 hectares and dating back to 1694, the Jewish Cemetery in the suburb of Chełm is one of the oldest in Poland.

  • Jewish Cemetery — This Website Was Designed...

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    The Jewish Cemeteries Maintenance Board (CMB) is responsible for maintenance of all 5 Jewish cemeteries in the Cape Peninsula.
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  • The Jewish Cemetery of Rhodes — Rhodes Jewish Museum

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    The Jewish Cemetery of Rhodes. From May to October, the cemetery is open from 8 am to 1 pm, Monday through Friday.
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  • Jewish Cemetery - Zabytek.pl

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    In 1957 the cemetery was closed and gravestones located on two oldest plots were relocated to the currently existing Jewish cemetery.
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  • JEWISH CEMETERY — Beotura

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    In Belgrade there are two Jewish cementeries: Ashkenazic Jewish cementery at 50 Ruzveltova Street and Sephardic at 1 Mije Kovačevića Street.
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  • Jewish Cemetery (Langfuhr) - zxc.wiki

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    In Langfuhr (Polish: Wrzeszcz) the first Jews settled in front of the gates of Gdansk in the 1680s. In 1765 the large Jewish community had 230 members.

  • Old Jewish Cemetery — JewishPlock.eu

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    The oldest surviving documents regarding the founding of the Jewish cemetery in Płock are the privileges of King Zygmunt August from the 16th century.
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