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Jewish Cemetery in Bieruń Stary

Wita, Bieruń
About Jewish Cemetery in Bieruń Stary

Disused Jewish cemetery in Bieruń Stary covering 0.21 ha with more than forty gravestones, entered in the heritage register in 2021.

The Jewish cemetery in Bieruń Stary lies on ul. św. Wita. It is disused and covers 0.21 ha. More than forty gravestones have survived on it, and the oldest date from the 18th century.

History of the cemetery

The cemetery was founded in 1778, although the heritage register gives a dating of 1814-1815, and one researcher places its founding in the 19th century. The inscriptions on the matzevot are in German and Hebrew. At the turn of 1994 and 1995 the cemetery was renovated.

Protection

By a decision of 24 June 2021 the cemetery was entered in the heritage register. The former presence of Jews in Bieruń is also recalled by the Synagogue in Bieruń.

Practical information

  • Address: ul. św. Wita, Bieruń Stary. The entrance is through a gate from the street.
  • The sources do not give the rules of access. Before your visit, check them with the town office or the Municipal Museum in Bieruń.
  • This is a place of remembrance: silence and respect for the gravestones are required.
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