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December 31, 2025
In 1750, the six Jewish families in Joachimsthal were officially assigned the burial ground "behind the Amtskoppel" as their own cemetery by royal decree. The site was used until the community dissolved around 1920 and comprised approximately 60 graves. The cemetery's use reflects the community's development
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