Enclosed cemetery with grave stock. 21 graves/stones.

Enclosed cemetery with grave stock.

Memorial site with gravestone stock on the Städtischen Neuen Friedhof. It was implemented by a garden architect from Ludwigslust, with a memorial stone in the center of the area and the remaining gravestones semicircular around it.

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No longer preserved. Cemetery site was located between Plümperwiesen and Flörkestraße, Höhe Flörkestraße 44.

Memorial site with a small number of gravestones.

Enclosed cemetery with gravestone inventory.

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Cemetery destroyed. On the site since then is the so-called "Judeneiche".

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The former synagogue in the Bopfingen sub-community of Oberdorf is now a listed building. After it was built on the foundation walls of a previous building, the building served for over 100 years as a house of prayer for the Jewish community of Oberdorf. At times the community was so important in Oberdorf that a rabbinate was established there in 1823. Oberdorf was the 8th of a total of 13 rabbinate seats in Wuerttemberg and united the Jewish communities of Aufhausen, Lauchheim and Pflaumloch. The rabbinate had over 1000 members.