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September 17, 2025
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Four Jewish cemeteries have been preserved in Zaltbommel, in the Dutch province of Gelderland.
In 1748, the Jewish cemetery along the city wall, the burial mound, was opened. No gravestones are visible there today. However, a stone sign with the inscription "Jewish Cemetery" remains.
In 1785, the cemetery at the Oliemolen was opened. The cemetery was the result of a disagreement in the Jewish community and subsequent schism.
In 1823, the cemetery on Bosschstraat was opened.
In 1901, the cemetery on Maarten van Rossumsingel was opened.
In 1748, the Jewish cemetery along the city wall, the burial mound, was opened. No gravestones are visible there today. However, a stone sign with the inscription "Jewish Cemetery" remains.
In 1785, the cemetery at the Oliemolen was opened. The cemetery was the result of a disagreement in the Jewish community and subsequent schism.
In 1823, the cemetery on Bosschstraat was opened.
In 1901, the cemetery on Maarten van Rossumsingel was opened.
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