Ostrava and its Jews in Prague
FRANTIŠKOVY LÁZNĚ – FRANZENSBAD
FRANTIŠKOVY LÁZNĚ – FRANZENSBAD שלט הנצחה לזכר קורבנות השואה ובית הכנסת שנשרף A memorial plaque burned synagogues and Holocaust victims The plaque where the synagogue stood.On the opposite side of the former synagogue building in the French street, the synagogue built in 1884, destroyed by
CHEB / EGER
MALÁ ŠITBOŘ, ÚBOČÍ – AMONSGRÜN, Lomnička
DRMOUL – DÜRMOUL
MARIÁNSKÉ LÁZNĚ – MARIENBAD, LÁZNĚ KYNŽVART – BAD KÖNIGSWART
ÚTVINA / UTWA, HROZNĚTÍN LICHTENSTADT
ÚTVINA / UTWA בית הקברות היהודי The Jewish cemetery Richtung aus Karlsbad nach Bečov 50°4’51.919″N, 12°57’18.884″E To the local Jewish community was given the allocated space for a cemetery near the gallows hill and a pond. Previously, it was common to give the Jews the
ČISTÁ / LAUTERBACH, SVATAVA / ZWODAU
ČISTÁ / LAUTERBACH שלט הנצחה לזכר הנשים שמתו בצעד המוות Commemorative plaque of dead women from the Death march Poblíž Lokte, GPS: šířka 50.09914 / délka 12.73028 Today a non-existent defunct village behind which lies reverent place to commemorate twelve Jewish women who have died
KOSTELNÍ BŘÍZA, KYNŠPERK NAD OHŘÍ / KÖNIGSBERG
KOSTELNÍ BŘÍZA בית משפחת הוניג Familienhaus der Familie Hönig The family lived here till the seventies of last century. A church birch KYNŠPERK NAD OHŘÍ / KÖNIGSBERG בית שנולד בו הצייר פריץ לדרר Birthplace of the painter Fritz Lederer The parental home of painter Fritz