RESEARCH IN JEWISH CEMETERIES IN FRANCE
Jewish cemeteries are an important source of genealogical data.
Therefore our members are strongly encouraged to list gravestones and
to publish the lists in printed as well as in electronic form.
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We strive to inform you as best as possible on what is being done on this subject. Remember that the index of the journal of CGJ contains a section of cemeteries, like the catalog of our library, like the Member's Corner contains some list of buried.
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Rosenwiller
PUBLICATIONS du CGJ
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| Registry of Rosenwiller Jewish cemetery (1753-1980) Translation and introduction by Avraham MALTHÊTE |
The memory book of the Rosenwiller Jewish Cemetery
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- The Rosenwiller cemetery, by Robert WEYL (Strasbourg, 1988), côte L005
- In issue No. 83 of the Journal of CGJ, George Halbronn outlined the progress of work and presented several graves in this cemetery.
Hégenheim :
- Record of the Hégenheim cemetery, by Léa ROGG
Brumath:
- Our friend Jean-Pierre Kleitz sent us a list of people buried in Brumath Cemetery (67), performed with Ruben Honigmann.
Horburg-Wihr
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Moselle:
PUBLICATIONS of the CGJ
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| Le
cimetière israélite régional de Lunéville (1759-1998), par Sylvain et
Françoise JOB, Claude FREUND |
- Our members Claude LEVY-LAMBERT and Colette XXX report us
that the graves of this Jewish cemetery, 2 av. de Boufflers, were
recorded, indexed and are now available on the website of the Jewish Community in Nancy.
This repertory, last edition July 21, 2005 yields several thousands of
graves, listed by alphabetical order of the deceased, with the maiden names
for married women, birth and death year and localization in the cemetery.
Contact the office of the (Jewish) Community
at phone number (++33) 3 83
32 10 67
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Paris
- Moreover Gilles PLAUT has recorded other cemeteries. The records can be consulted in our library:
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Name
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Section
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Index
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Code
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Père Lachaise
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1
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B357 |
2
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B357 |
2 (2ème section)
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B357 |
3
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B357 |
4
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B357 |
5
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B357 |
6
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B357 |
8
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B357 |
9
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B357 |
11
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B357 |
12
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B357 |
13
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B357 |
14
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B357 |
15
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B357 |
21
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B357 |
22
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B357 |
23
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B357 |
24
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B357 |
33
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B357 |
34
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B357 |
42
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B357 |
43
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B357 |
45
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B357 |
46
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B357 |
49
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B357 |
53
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B357 |
55
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B357 |
57
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B357 |
58
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B357 |
59
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B357 |
60
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B357 |
62
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B357 |
63
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B357 |
73
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B357 |
74
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B357 |
75
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B357 |
75(2ème section)
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B357 |
76
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B357 |
76(2ème section)
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B357 |
79
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B357 |
80
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B357 |
81
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B357 |
82
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B357 |
84
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B357 |
85
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B357 |
86
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B357 |
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88
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C1398
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89
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C1398
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90
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C1421 |
92
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C1421 |
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93
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C1398
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94
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B340 |
95
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B357 |
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96
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x
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L182
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97
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x
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B233
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Montparnasse
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5
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x
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B198 et B198i
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24
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x
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B199 et B199i
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25
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x
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L185
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26
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x
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B257
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28
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x
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B238
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29
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B358
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30
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x
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L145
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Pantin
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8
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x
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B265
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24
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x
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B275
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29 et 29bis
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x
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L216
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34
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x
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L223
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34 bis3
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x
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B309
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36
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x
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C1405
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39
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x
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L242
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39 bis
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x
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B312
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44 bis
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x
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B310
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45
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x
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C1406
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46
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B361
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80
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B362
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88
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B363
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89
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B364
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101
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x
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B315
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115
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B367 |
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122
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B365
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132
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C1407
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135
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B366
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143
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B367
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147
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C1408
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214
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B373 |
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Bagneux*
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1
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x
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L249
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9
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B338 |
12
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B338 |
16
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B373
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19
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B338 |
20
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B338 |
24
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B338 |
32
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B338 |
40
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B338 |
43
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B338 |
45
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B338 |
46
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B338 |
48
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B383
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50
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B338 |
51
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B338 |
52
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B338 |
56
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B374 |
59
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B338 |
62
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B338 |
63
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B375 |
64
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B338 |
67
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B338 |
69
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B386
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71
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B338 |
72
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B373
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73
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B338 |
81
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B338 |
87
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B338 |
88
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B338 |
89
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B338 |
93
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B338 |
101
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B338 |
106
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en cours
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108
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B385
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111
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B338
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112
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B338 |
113
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B338 |
114
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B338 |
115 bis (1ère section)
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B376 |
115 bis (2ème section)
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B376 |
116
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B338 |
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Bagnolet (new cemetery)
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B371
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Batignoles
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3
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B339 et B339bis
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4
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B339 et B339bis |
10
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B339 et B339bis |
14
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B339 et B339bis |
15
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B339 et B339bis |
16
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B339 et B339bis |
17
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B339 et B339bis |
18
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B339 et B339bis |
19
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B339 et B339bis |
20
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B339 et B339bis |
21
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B339 et B339bis |
22
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B339 et B339bis |
autres
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B339 et B339bis |
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Belleville
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x
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B318
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Passy
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toutes
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x
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B317
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La Pie Saint Maur Des Fossés
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B370
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Les Lilas
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toutes
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en cours
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Melun Nord
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B368
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Montmartre
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2
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x
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B272
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Thiais
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17
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B372
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24
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B372
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32
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B372
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Versailles Gonards
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B369
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La Villette
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B319
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Yvry sur Seine
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39
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B338 |
45
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B338 |
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These records are available directly from the author.
- One of our members walked in the Parisian cemetery of Bagneux and noted the locations of Jewish sections and mixed sections. Here is a map that he has established.
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Lyon
- Background and records of Jewish cemeteries in Marseille, by Fabrice NATHAN (1994) ( B110)
Champagne
- Records of Gilles PLAUT about the Jewish graves in La-Ferte-sous-Jouarre (77) and Annet-sur-Marne (77), (no index, rating B277).
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Alger
- In our library, type the word cemetery (the title) and Algeria (as applicable) to explore the cemeteries of Algiers and Tiemcen.
- The last register of the cemetery of St. Eugene, near Algiers, has been restored and copied by Mrs Line Meller care. Jean-Philippe Durand and Paul Danan have scanned the registry and made an index. More information by clicking here.
- One of our members gave us 13 beautiful photos taken at St. Eugene cemetery in Algiers. You can see three in the Members Corner. If you want ten more photos, please contact Jacob Benzazon (same address in the Members Room).
Annaba-Bône, Blida, Sétif, Khenchela
- The Bône Active Memory society, founded and chaired by our member Bernard Haddad, focuses on the rehabilitation of Jewish cemeteries in eastern Algeria, especially Bone (now Annaba), Blida, Setif, Khenchela, ...
Tunis
- Our member Michel Zaffran gave us 15 photos he took in the Jewish cemetery of Tunis.
Casablanca
- Our Library have the records of graves in this cemetery. Thes are available directly from the author, Mrs Plaut
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At January 23, 2012, 3354 Cemeteries (graves and 1753606) were identified and registered in the JOWBR's inventory of cemeteries by the IAJGS (International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies : see below) . The distribution of these cemeteries is very irregular. 71% of the cemeteries (and 52% of the graves) are the United States and Canada.
Buenos-Aires
Records of Jewish cemeteries of Buenos-Aires are available to Internet users by the Jewish Community of Buenos Aires
Amazonia
- See the records of a Jewish Sephardic cemetery in Amazonia.
San Francisco
- Jewish graves in San Francisco by Rosanne Leeson et Pierre Hahn
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- Several organizations are interested in Jewish cemeteries around the world and particularly in Europe. The most important effort in our opinion is due to IAJGS and his International Cemetery project.
- Moreover Heritage Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Cemeteries (HFPJC) has posted a description of the state of 420 cemeteries, some well restored, others degraded.
- Cemeteries of Austria, Poland, Ukraine, Hungary, England are included in the JOWBR's inventory of cemeteries. The JOWBR's search engine provides access to data collected on each grave.
Bruxelles
- records ou russian peolpes buried in Ixelles and Uccle (Bruxelles)
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EAST EUROPA
Warsaw, Lodz (more Bedzin and Bielsko Biala) .
Records for the graves in the cemeteries in Warsaw, Lodz, Bedzin and Bielsko Biala are online. These documents are included in the database JRI-Poland:
Mazovia region, including WARSAW.
Visit the Virtual Cemetery (Wirtualny Cmentarz) in the province of Mazovia: See the list of 35 Jewish cemeteries in Poland, including the "Jewish Warsaw", who reveal their secrets through the records of the graves. Please note, photographs shown may unfortunately not always correspond to the described graves.
Piotrkow
- records of jewish graves in Piotrkow