- Burial ground since
1831 for the Jewish communities of Radautz and its surroundings:
Putna, Arbore, Solca, Brodina etc.
|
- 7000 graves, two
hectars of sacred ground, at 4 km out of town"on the way to Marginea"
(the nearby village)
|
- First identified grave
dated 1831 , is of a Cholera victim, the "Schoichet" Goldschlager.
|
- Inscriptions in German,
Hebrew, Yiddish, Romanian, Ukrainian.
|
-Burial sections for post
WW2, for inter-war, and pre WW1 graves and then...the Cholera plots ,
a historical "black hole"
-The Cemetery is administrated by the Jewish
Community located in Aleea Primaverii 11 Radauti . Phone/Fax
40-230-561333 daily from 9-15.
|
- Radautz Cemetery 2005"
is a joint reconstruction project of the Radautz Diaspora and Israeli
ex Radautz residents.
|
- Progressively, we will
post on this web site, grave identification, maps, photographs,
deciphered inscription , for genealogical research and
information for interested parties. Idividual enquiries are welcomed.(
See also recent article of "Die Stimme" )
|
- For general background,
visit and consult our "Bibliography of Jewish Bukowina"
|
|
