Jewish cemetery (Nienburg/Weser)

It is unclear when the suburban Jewish cemetery had been established. Presumably, it had emerged from a private burial place of the Schutzjuden Isaak Aron, who died in 1694. It was located on today's Berliner Ring and is a protected monument.
The cemetery, like the synagogue, was also desecrated during the November pogrom on November 9, 1938. 
In the cemetery there is a memorial area with a wall on which memorial plaques are embedded with the inscription: "Earth cover not my but and no room be my lamentation. Job ch. 16 v. 8. in memory of 58 Jewish fellow citizens who lived in Nienburg until 1939. Dedicated by the city of Nienburg."