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Old Jewish cemetery (Vreden)
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The Old Jewish Cemetery in Vreden, a town in the district of Borken in northwestern North Rhine-Westphalia, is a protected cultural monument.
Jewish cemetery (Rimbeck)
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The Jewish Cemetery Rimbeck is located in the district Rimbeck of the city Warburg in the district Höxter in North Rhine-Westphalia. As a Jewish cemetery it is a monument.
Jewish cemetery (Warburg)
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A first Jewish cemetery in Warburg was established in 1687 in the Mollhauser Graben in front of the northwestern town wall - in the Zwinger area - of Warburg's new town. The land was leased from the town. This cemetery was occupied until about 1828. It had been extended in 1758, 1772 and 1796. In 1828 the town sold the plot after a legal dispute with the Jewish community, which the latter had lost. No gravestones are preserved from this period.
New Jewish Cemetery (Warendorf)
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The New Jewish Cemetery Warendorf is located in the city of Warendorf in the district of Warendorf in North Rhine-Westphalia. As a Jewish cemetery, it is a monument and registered in the list of monuments under monument number 460.
Jewish cemetery (Belecke)
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The Jewish Cemetery Belecke is a burial place of the Jews in the district Belecke of the Sauerland town of Warstein. He is under monument protection.
Jewish cemetery (Warstein)
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The Jewish Cemetery Warstein is a burial place of the Jews in the Sauerland town of Warstein. He is under monument protection.
Jewish cemetery (Wassenberg)
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The Jewish cemetery in Wassenberg was established in 1690 on Roermonder Straße and occupied until 1990. Today, there are still 17 gravestones there and a stele commemorating the fate of the Jews of the small community.
New Jewish Cemetery (Vreden)
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The New Jewish Cemetery in Vreden, a town in the district of Borken in northwestern North Rhine-Westphalia, is a protected cultural monument.
Jewish cemetery (Werl)
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The Jewish Cemetery Beth Olamin - House of Eternity[1] in Werl is a burial place for members of the Jewish community of Werl. The cemetery is located on Melsterstraße, at the corner of Hedwig-Dransfeld-Straße, opposite the town hall. It was occupied from 1829 to 1941. 13 gravestones can still be seen.
Jewish cemetery (Wadersloh)
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The Jewish Cemetery Wadersloh is a Jewish cemetery in the village of Wadersloh in the district of Warendorf. It is located on the street An der Kirckstiege.