Before World War II there was a large and thriving Jewish population in many regions in Poland. Now what is left of them are their cemeteries – abandoned, because there is no one left to care for them. They are preserved as a memorial to this and future generations of the rich culture and tradition of the Jewish people.
Sonia en Route 
Byłam tam, byłam! 😉 I pewnie nie wiesz, gdzie to było … ;D
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Ahem… Oczywiscie, ze nie. Czekam ze mi podpowiesz to dopisze 🙂
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A no tym razem, to ja też nie pamiętam. Mam to w folderze “Sonia – 2012” 😀
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Ha, ha 🙂
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a wonderful place. I visited the big Jewish cementery in Berlin some weeks ago. It was a bit similar to this one. Have a nice day, regards Mitza
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They usually are wonderful places. Thanks 🙂
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