Jewish cemetery Kriegshaber
In 1627, a cemetery was established in Kriegshaber, which is now located at the corner of Madison and Hoover Streets in the former U.S. residential area of Center Village. Only for a part of the cemetery there are records of who is buried there. The cemetery has always been controversial. Residents of Augsburg's suburbs had the jus pascendi' the right of floral visitation there. So between the graves the cattle grazed. In order not to cause the "decrease" of this right, the cemetery was also not allowed to be enlarged.
Jewish cemetery (Hagenow)
Memorial without gravestone stock.
First apartment of the family of Anne Frank
Second apartment of the family of Anne Frank
New Jewish Cemetery (Miltenberg)
Half-timbered synagogue (Detmold)
Jewish cemetery (Detmold)
Jewish cemetery (Werl)
Prayer room Steinerstraße (Werl)
Jewish cemetery (Werl-Büderich)
The cemetery is located on a dirt road between Westbüderich and Holtum. It is a small lawn with seven graves and stones.
In 1744 there has been a Jewish cemetery in Büderich. Possibly this cemetery is identical with the present cemetery.
According to the sign at the entrance, the last time a burial took place here was in 1925. However, a gravestone has the year 1991 as the date of death.