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Jewish cemeteries
Before the war in 1939 there were over 1,000 Jewish cemeteries
in Poland. Now there are less than 400 containing tombstones.
Most of the tombstones were destroyed by Nazis during the
war, but also after the war Jewish cemeteries were devastated.
Bedzin (Bendin, Bendzin, Bendsburg) 
Bobrowniki (near Deblin, Demblin, Modrzyc)
Czeladz (Tzhelac)
Debica (Dembica)
Gora Kalwaria (Ger)
Grodzisk Mazowiecki
Jodlowa (Jodlova)
Karczew (Kartzhev)
Kazimierz Dolny - on the Vistula river (Kazmir, Kuzmir)
Korczyna (Kortzhina)
Krakow (Cracow, Krakau, Kroke, Krakuv)
Krosno
Lezajsk (Lezhaysk, Lizhensk, Lzhansk)
Lodz (Litzmannstadt, Lodzh)
Lowicz (Lovitz)
Lutowiska
Miechow (Mekhev, Miechov, Myekhov) /Holocaust Monument/
Mlawa (Mlava, Mlave)
Nowy Targ (Novi Targ, Novy Targ, Neumarkt, Noymark)
Otwock (Otvotsk, Oshvotsk, Ushvotsk)
Piaseczno (Piasetzhno)
Pruszkow (Proszkow, Proskau)
Przemysl (Peremyshl, Premishla, Pshemishl)
Radomysl Wielki (Radimishil, Gadol, Rabati)
Rymanow
Rzeszow (Raysha, Zhesov, Reichshof)
Sanok (Sanuk, Sonik)
Sosnowiec (Sosnovets, Sosnovice, Sosnovitz)
Tarnow (Tarna, Torne, Tornen)
Warszawa (Warsaw, Varshe, Warschau)
Zywiec (Zhivietz)
Jewish cemeteries in Ukraine and Hungary
Hungary, Budapest
Hungary, Pecs
Hungary, Sopron
Hungary, Tokaj
Hungary, Vac
Hungary, Veszprem
Ukraine, Brody (Brodi)
Ukraine, Drohobycz (Drogobych, Drohobytsch)
Ukraine, Lvov (Lwow, Lviv, Lemberg)
Ukraine, Meshgorje (Mizgiria, Mezhgorye, Volove, Wolowa, Okormezo)
Ukraine, Zolkiew (Zhovkva, Zolkiev, Nesterov)
(the photos of selected cemeteries are low quality; to order
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