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The Jewish Cemetery in Haigerloch is a Jewish cemetery in Haigerloch, a town in the Zollernalb district of Baden-Württemberg. The cemetery is a protected cultural monument and is located below the Haag residential area. The Jewish community of Haigerloch initially buried their dead in the Jewish cemetery in Weildorf. In 1802, a separate cemetery was established below the Haag Jewish quarter. This cemetery covers an area of 23.08 ares. The first burial took place in 1803 (Seligmann Isaak Ulmann), and the last in 2018. Today, 660 gravestones (matzevot) remain. The cemetery contains a war memorial for the six Jewish soldiers who fell in the First World War and a memorial stone for the Jews from Haigerloch who were murdered during the Nazi era. A memorial plaque for the Jewish community of Haigerloch is located to the left of the entrance gate. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%BCdischer_Friedhof_(Haigerloch)

Jewish Cemetery ✝ - Former Jewish Quarter Haag - Haigerloch - Zollernalbkreis

The Jewish cemetery commemorates the former Jewish residents of Haigerloch. Before the Nazi era, approximately 200 Jewish citizens lived in Haigerloch, primarily craftsmen and merchants. The majority were deported during the Nazi period and murdered in camps. Only 11 members of Haigerloch's Jewish population survived. Please do not touch the graves; children must be accompanied by an adult.

Beautiful view of Haigerloch and the Roman Tower

Beautiful view of Haigerloch and the Roman tower

No matter which hill you stand on, you always have a great view of Haigerloch.

From the Kapf viewpoint, you can see most of Haigerloch, through which the Eyach River winds. Two plaques are also mounted here. 1. Erected on October 1, 2009, by the Haigerloch Volunteer Fire Department on the occasion of its 150th anniversary. 2. The names of the volunteer firefighters who erected the cross under Chief Fire Officer Michael Weißhaar. A remarkable achievement to securely anchor a cross of this size in such an exposed location.