The database contains information on the cemeteries that are located in these parts of Poland where the Foundation operates. These are the areas of the following former voivodeships: bialostockie, bydgoskie, chelmskie, ciechanowskie, elblaskie, gorzowskie, jeleniogorskie, koszalinskie, krosnienskie, leszczynskie, lubelskie, lomzynskie, olsztynskie, opolskie, ostroleckie, plockie, przemyskie, radomskie, rzeszowskie, skierniewickie, slupskie, suwalskie, tarnobrzeskie, torunskie, walbrzyskie, zamojskie and zielonogorskie. A complete list of the locations under the Foundation's care is located at ABOUT US. The database is still being completed, therefore it does not contain notes on all the cemeteries located at the Foundation's area.
If you have photos from any of our cemetry or have a possibility to take some picture we would kindly appreciate sharing it with us! We plan to add photos to each cemetery entry. Rabbinical Commission Guiding Rules concerning the cemteries' upkeep
New Jewish cemetery in Annopol is located on Radomska St. It was establ...
There are two Jewish cemeteries in Belzyce. The old cemetery is l...
The Jewish cemetery located on Staroscianska and Kolejowa Streets was founded...
Jewish cemetery in Deblin was located in vicine Bobrown...
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Jewish cemetery was established in the end of 16th cent...
Jewish cemetery in Firlej is located about 750 meters f...
Jewish cemetery in Frampol was established in half of 1...
Jewish cemetery in Glusk located on Zdrowa...
Jewish cemetery in Goraj was established in 17th centur...
Jewish cemetery in Gorzkow was established most probabl...
Old Jewish cemetery in Grabowiec was established in 172...
New Jewish cemetery in Horodlo was established in 19th ...
Jewish cemetery in Hrubieszow was established most prob...