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JEWISH CEMETERY (CMENTARZ ZYDOWSKI)

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ul. Bracka 40, Łódź, Poland
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2024
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The Jewish cemetery (Europe's largest) covers 14 hectares and houses some 180,000 gravestones. Founded and consecrated in 1892, it escaped the ravages and damage of war. Some of the tombs are architectural masterpieces, while parts of the cemetery have been abandoned, creating a unique atmosphere. Next door is the ghetto field, where some 45,000 victims of the Nazis are buried, including 800 Jews forced to dig their own graves.

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roby82
Visited in june 2017
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C'est un lieu très émouvant, avec certaines stèles impressionnantes. Les lieux, symbole de l'oppression juive invitent au recueillement. La visite est gratuite, mais les hommes se doivent de porter un couvre chef.
Michou45
Visited in october 2016
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Absolument à voir : cela vous "retourne" les sangs . . .tant d'horreurs
A NE PLUS JAMAIS COMMETTRE
MAIS site à visiter , si vous avez un coeur solide : VAUT LE DEPLACEMENT ! ! +++
lautawerk
Visited in july 2015
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Exceptional, imposing, moving. Completely abandoned since the year 1940, for lack of descendants living to maintain the tombs, those here all or having been almost exterminated in the Nazi camps.

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