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Jewish Cemetery Harpstedt
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June 2, 2020
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During the Second World War, four Eastern European forced laborers were buried in the cemetery. They are two Polish, one Yugoslav and one Russian citizen.
The cemetery was privately owned until 1979 and was then acquired by the State Association of Jewish Communities in Hanover and underwent extensive repairs. A considered transfer of the non-Jewish war dead was rejected for legal and religious reasons.
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At the entrance is a bronze commemorative plaque. This is the record of the Harpstedt Jews who became …
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