The Jewish cemetery in Czemierniki is one of the few surviving testimonies of the presence of the Jewish community in this town. It was established in 1703 and served the local Jewish community until World War II. Five tombstones have been preserved.

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1. Tyśmienica Valley (loop from Radzyń Podlaski)

49.2km

03:12

150m

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2. Jewish Cemetery in Czemierniki – Firlej Palace in Czemierniki loop from Czemierniki

6.60km

00:24

30m

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Elevation 160 m

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Monday 9 February

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Location: Czemierniki, Radzyń, Lublin Voivodeship, Poland

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Jewish Cemetery in Czemierniki

1. Tyśmienica Valley (loop from Radzyń Podlaski)

2. Jewish Cemetery in Czemierniki – Firlej Palace in Czemierniki loop from Czemierniki

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