Jewish cemeteries in Einbeck

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There are four Jewish cemeteries in the Lower Saxon town of Einbeck in the Northeim district :

  • a cemetery in the Judenkirchhofsfeld
  • a cemetery in Rabbethgestraße
  • a cemetery in the central cemetery
  • a cemetery in Wenzen , a village that was independent until 1974 and then incorporated into the town of Einbeck.

Cemetery in the Judenkirchhofsfeld

The cemetery is located on the B 3 bypass in corridor 12, parcel 159. It may have been occupied as early as the Middle Ages . There are references to one or even two medieval cemeteries in the literature. There are no more gravestones , just a memorial stone .

Cemetery in Rabbethgestraße

Cemetery in Rabbethgestraße

The cemetery on Rabbethgestraße was occupied from 1832 to 1920. There are 111 tombstones on it.

Cemetery in the central cemetery

In the youngest of the Einbeck Jewish cemeteries, which is located in the city's central cemetery, burials took place from 1911 to 1929 and then in 1986. 15 tombstones have been preserved.

Cemetery in Wenzen

The cemetery, which today belongs to the city of Einbeck, was occupied from 1865 to 1907. There are six tombstones on it.

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Individual evidence

In: Overview of all projects for the documentation of Jewish grave inscriptions in the area of ​​the Federal Republic of Germany. Lower Saxony. Editor: Tobias Kostial :

  1. ^ [1] Einbeck (Judenkirchhofsfeld)
  2. [2] Einbeck (Rabbethgestraße)
  3. [3] Einbeck (central cemetery)
  4. [4] Wenzen