- 2 This cemetery, called Bagnowka Jewish cemetery after the district of Bialystok in which it is located, was established in 1892.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- 2019: Over 400 stones were reset on Bagnowka Jewish Cemetery in Bialystok, Poland, with work undertaken in 25 of the 98 sections that hold burials.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- Tomasz Wiśniewski. Jewish Cemeteries in Bialystok. ... It appears that six cemeteries were used throughout the centuries by the Jewish community in Bialystok.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- 0 references. place of death. Białystok. ... imported from Wikimedia project. Polish Wikipedia. place of burial. Orthodox cemetery in Białystok (Jaroszówka).
- In Bialystok, too, the Jewish cemetery (called Rabbinical) neighboured with the Uniate (later Orthodox), Evangelist, and a little bit farther off Catholic cemeteries.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- Dormition of the Theotokos Orthodox Church in Bialystok, Podlaskie is a Christian congregation serving the Bialystok community and seeking, engaging...Bulunamadı: jaroszówka, cemetery
- The large monument near the mass grave of the pogrom victims stood for decades in the Bagnowke Jewish Cemetery in Bialystok.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- It is the only preserved Jewish cemetery in Białystok, and at the same time, one of the largest Jewish cemeteries in Poland (about 12.5 hectares).Bulunamadı: jaroszówka
- Bagnowka is situated in the northeast corner, adjoining the Catholic Cemetery in close proximity to the Russian Orthodox Cemetery.Bulunamadı: jaroszówka