- 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
- Jewish Cemetery, Łódź, Poland. Go to top. Architectural style: art nouveau, secession Location: Łódź, Poland Address: Bracka 40 Str.
- Łódź Area Research Group (LARG) | Łódź and its Region | Remember Łódź (JewishGen Web Page) | Łódź Jewish Cemetery | Iudaicum Łódźense | 60 Years...
- The Jewish cemetery in Łódź is the largest Jewish necropolis in Poland. It was opened at the end of the 19th century, burials of over 200,000 people, including 60...
- The Jewish Cemetary. Bracka 40, 91-717 Łódź (Entrance from Zmienna str.) Website.
- 6. Explore the Jewish Cemetery of Łódź: The Jewish Cemetery of Łódź is one of the largest cemeteries in Łódź, with over 5,000 graves.
- By Todd Hennessy, 2015 AJC Faculty Fellow. The New Łódź Jewish Cemetery, established in 1892, is the largest Jewish Cemetery in Europe.
- IMG_4283 Łódź’s Jewish Cemetery. The scars of the Holocaust run even deeper in the southern end of the cemetery known as the ghetto field.
- 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.
- Memorial stone in place of Old Jewish Cemetery, Rybna street in Łódź, founded by Nissenbaum Family Foundation. by Jarosław Góralczyk.