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Jewish Cemetery Memorial Stele, Gnoien
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Jewish Cemetery Memorial Stele, Gnoien
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Michael (mimirsbrunnen)
February 25, 2026
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The cemetery that existed later was established in the late 18th/early 19th century (the exact date is uncertain, probably after 1800) on a small hill outside the town to the east, on what is now the Bobbiner Chaussee (above the right bank of the Warbel River).
It served as a burial ground for the small Jewish community.
As early as 1926 (very early in the Nazi era, even before they seized power), desecrations occurred: graves were destroyed, and the hearse was smashed.
During the Nazi and GDR eras, the cemetery was largely destroyed.
It served as a burial ground for the small Jewish community.
As early as 1926 (very early in the Nazi era, even before they seized power), desecrations occurred: graves were destroyed, and the hearse was smashed.
During the Nazi and GDR eras, the cemetery was largely destroyed.
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Elevation 10 m