Jewish cemetery (Brüel)

The cemetery was probably already in the late 18th century, after the dissolution of the municipality, the site went to the municipality ünde with the requirement to maintain and care for it as a cemetery. Whether the reduction of the cemetery was carried out before the dissolution of the municipality (in view of shrinking membership and resulting loss of income conceivable), or only after the transfer to the municipality, is unclear.

Enclosed cemetery with graves. 12 stones and 28 grave gels.
Of the 12 stones:
=> 3 broken
=> one eingerüstet

- Grave Friederike Ladewig, née. Löwenhelm (1796-1853) - inscription in German

=> eight preserved, restored

- Grave Jacob Lichenheim (1774-1862) - inscription Hebräish and German

- Grave Selig Ladewig (1808-1877) - inscription Hebräish and German

- Grave Mrs. Selig Ladewig, née. Schöne Lichenheim (1823-1868) - Inscription Hebräish and German

- Grave Mrs. Jacob Lichenheim, née Julie Heynssen (1782-1868) - Inscription Hebräish and German

- Grave Feche Joel, née. Weil (1803-1877) - inscription Hebräish and German

- grave Isaac Ladewig (1800-1866) - inscription Hebräish and German

- two Gäber - inscription Hebräish

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Directions:

• from Brüel über the B 192 in the direction of Sternberg
• at the traffic light (interface B 104 - B 192) straight ahead into the forest
• past the blue house (Sternberger Str. 95 - address according to telephone information on 04.06.19 of an employee in the city hall Brüel)
• approx. 0.5 km, 1.5 min. (at 20-25 km/h) on the Waldstraße drive
• to the forest road, which is on the left, drive and park there / recognizable at the barrier of wooden trunk
• follow the forest road about 600 m, 7 min. on foot, then you come directly to the cemetery to