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Selected Sites of Jewish Interest in Poland
The following
information is intended as an introduction to all known places
in Poland with remaining sites of Jewish interest. For more information
regarding particular sites, or to add new information, please
contact us directly. Please note that
this information
is not intended to refer to the existence of pre-war communities,
or to the current condition of sites. Given the possibility of
both deterioration and renovation,
all information given below is subject to change.
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Aleksandrow Lodzki
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A former center of Chasidism, the Jewish cemetery was almost entirely destroyed during the Holocaust. Today, only a few matzevot remain, including that of Tzaddik Dancygier.
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Andrychow
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One Jewish cemetery remains.
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Anielin
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One Jewish cemetery with 200 matzevot remains.
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Annopol
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One Jewish cemetery remains.
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Augustow
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The Jewish cemetery was largely devastated during the Holocaust, and today houses a memorial to Holocaust victims.
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Auschwitz-Birkenau
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The largest of the Nazi German death camps, over 1.1 million people, mainly Jews, were murdered during the four and half of the camp's operation. Today, half a million people a year visit the museum and memorial created on the sites of the former camp.
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