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Nordhorn Cemetery

"In 1864, the community established a cemetery on Bentheimer Strasse." Esther Sarah Evans Copyright: Pogrom Night 1938 - A Memorial...

Category: Cemetery
Location: Nordhorn, Lower Saxony

Added Jan 28, 2020

Hannover New Cemetery

"In 1864, the community consecrated a new cemetery on An der Stangriede (used until the 1960s)." Benjamin Rosendahl Copyright: Pogrom...

Category: Cemetery
Location: Hanover (Hannover), Lower Saxony

Added Jan 28, 2020

Oberstrasse Cemetery

"The Jewish cemetery on Oberstrasse, consecrated in 1550 and in use until the mid-19th century, is the oldest intact Jewish...

Category: Cemetery
Location: Hanover (Hannover), Lower Saxony

Added Jan 28, 2020

Gross-Freden Cemetery

"The community consecrated a cemetery on An der Steingrube in 1890...In October 1938, the cemetery was sold to the Jewish...

Category: Cemetery
Location: Gross-Freden, Lower Saxony

Added Jan 27, 2020

Goslar Cemetery

"A Jewish cemetery was consecrated on Glockengiesserstrasse in the early 17th century...In 1939, the synagogue and cemetery were sold to...

Category: Cemetery
Location: Goslar , Lower Saxony

Added Jan 27, 2020

Burgdorf-Salzufflen Cemetery

"In 1694, the community consecrated a cemetery on Am Finkenherd (present-day Uetzer Strasse)...Burgdorf ’s Jewish cemetery was closed in 1939."...

Category: Cemetery
Location: Burgdorf-Salzufflen, Lower Saxony

Added Jan 27, 2020

Barsinghausen New Cemetery

"In 1910, a new one was consecrated on Kirchdorferstrasse... Memorials were erected at the cemetery and near the town hall...

Category: Cemetery
Location: Barsinghausen, Lower Saxony

Added Jan 27, 2020

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