The Jewish Cemetery on the hill
overlooking the town of Skwierzyna,
Lubuskie, in the far
west of Poland.
Jews have lived in Poland since the 14th
century and until the Second World War were a prosperous and
integral part of Polish society. However, monuments to the long
history of Jews in Poland has become increasingly difficult to
uncover in modern Poland. Jewish cememteries do provide a link to
the rich cultural heritage once present in Poland.
Here are some links to information
about some of the most interesting Jewish cemeteries in Poland:
