Jewish cemetery (Güstrow)

Enclosed cemetery with gravestone inventory. 7 tombstones and one memorial stone.
Tombstones: 
D. Cohen - David ben Meir Kaz {edit 10/19/21 - own &translation: Signe Winter}
[B]runo Frank - Zvi  {edit 10/19/21 - own &translation: Signe Winter}
Särchen Pincus, née Meyer Loeser - Särche bat Meir  {edit 10/19.21 - own &translation: Signe Winter}
Rebecca Bragenheim - Chaja bat Gedalja  {edit 19.10.21 - own &translation: Signe Winter}
Suse Hirsch, née Landsberg - Susa bat Zvi  {edit 19.10.21 - own &translation: Signe Winter}
Widow of Isaak Seelig, née. Nocham - Reichel bat Nachum  {edit 19.10.21 - own Übersetzung: Signe Winter}
Double gravestone - Pessche bat Elieser Lippmann (left) and Meir bar Nathan ha-Kohen (right)  {edit 19.10.21 - own Übersetzung: Signe Winter}

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In Güstrow existed already in the Middle Ages a Jüdischer cemetery, which is in the Nähe of the cathedral meadows before the Hageböcker gate in the direction of Schwerin to have lain. With the resettlement of Jews in the second half of the 18th century, the dead of the community were initially buried in foreign cemeteries. Finally, in 1804, the Jewish community acquired a plot of land on which a new Jewish cemetery was established.
The date of the last burial during the Nazi period was recorded on December 2. In the following years, mainly due to the November pogrom in 1938, the cemetery was vandalized and the cemetery hall was set on fire. In 1933, 118 people lived in Güstrow, in 1941 only 16, and in 1945 no more citizens of the Jewish faith. Since the Jüdische Landesgemeinde had to sell the cemetery site in 1954, a fence and a memorial stone draw attention to the last seven remaining gravestones.
On August 26, 2000, several gravestones were knocked over and damaged by unknown perpetrators. Eight years later, the police investigated again because of the use of symbols of anti-constitutional organizations in the cemetery.