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SLOVAK REPUBLIC

former Slovakia

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ALEKSINCE:      US Commission No. SLCE000269
Alternate name: Alekšince. 4822 1757 , 41.1 miles ENE of Bratislava. Aleksince is located in Nitra, NW of the town. The last known Jewish burial was in 1881. The rural (agricultural) flat land, separate but near other cemeteries, has no sign, marker, gate or walls. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all, 1-20 marble 19th century flat shaped tombstones with Hebrew and German inscriptions are in original locations. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors go to the cemetery rarely. Individuals clear or clean occasionally. No threats.

ALT LUBLAU: German for Stara Lubovna
ALSOFEGYVERNEK: (Hungarian) see Zbrojniky

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BAB (OLD):      US Commission No. SLCE000266
Alternate name: Báb. 4819 1752 , 36.4 miles ENE of Bratislava.
Bab (old) is located in Nitra, W of the town. The isolated suburban hillside cemetery with no sign, marker, walls or gate is reached by crossing a garden. Open to all, 1-20 19th-20th century marble, granite, and other materials flat shaped tombstones have Hebrew and German inscriptions. All are in original location. Adjacent properties are residential. Private visitors stop rarely. Individuals clear or clean occasionally. No threats to cemetery.
BAB (NEW):      US Commission No. SLCE000267
The isolated flat cemetery has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a masonry wall and locking gate. Present size of the cemetery is 25x25m. There are no stones in the cemetery. The property is used for a garden but within the land is a pre-burial house. The cemetery was established before W.W.I. Adjacent properties are agricultural. The pre- and post-1939 boundaries are the same. Private visitors stop rarely. Individuals clear or clean occasionally. No threats.

BAGOTA: see BOHATA

BALOG NAD IPLOM:      US Commission No. SLCE000332
Alternate names: Balony, Baloò. 4750 1740, 33.5 miles SE of Bratislava.
Balog nad Iplom is located in Velky Krtis, S of Banska Stiavnica. The isolated rural (agricultural) flat land has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing a country lane, access is open to all via a broken masonry wall without gate. Present size of the cemetery is 15x30 meters. One marble and one flat shaped stone tombstone in original location date from the 19th-20th centuries. Inscriptions are Hebrew and Hungarian. Adjacent properties are agricultural. The cemetery is visited rarely. Vandalism is a very serious threat.

BALON:      US Commission No. SLCE000302
Alternate name: Balony. 4750 1740 , 33.5 miles SE of Bratislava.
Balon is located in Dunajska Streda, S of the town. Last known Jewish burial was in 1919. The isolated rural (agricultural) flat land has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing a field, access is open to all without gate or walls. Two 20th century marble flat shaped tombstones in original location have metal fences around graves and Hebrew and Hungarian inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. The cemetery is visited rarely. No maintenance, care, or threats exist.

BAN: (Hungarian) see Banovce nad Bebravou

BANOVCE NAD BEBRAVOU:      US Commission No. SLCE000008 and US Commission No. SLCE000294
Alternate name: Bánovce nad Bebravou. The town is located at 48º43' 18º16', 107 km NE of Bratislava and 48 km NNE of Nitra in Topolcany. Cemetery location is NE outskirts of town. Present town population is 5,000-25,000 with less than 10 Jews.      Last known burial in Orthodox Jewish cemetery was 1989. The suburban hillside, separate but near other cemeteries, has sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a masonry wall and locking gate surround the present size of the cemetery, 30x60 meters. Compared to 1939, cemetery boundaries are smaller due to enlarging of the Catholic cemetery. 20-100 19th century tombstones are in the cemetery with 25-50% toppled or broken, but all in original locations. The marble, granite, and other materials flat shaped tombstones (finely smoothed and inscribed stones, and multi-stone monuments) have Hebrew and German inscriptions. The cemetery contains special monuments to Holocaust victims and Jewish soldiers. Within the limits of the cemetery is an ohel. The site is now used for Jewish cemetery only. Adjacent properties are agricultural and a municipal cemetery. Occasionally, private visitors stop. Restoration carried out was re-erecting of stones, clearing vegetation, and fixing wall and gate. There is now a regular caretaker and No threats.

BANSKA BELA: see BANSKA STIAVNICA<br><br>

BANSKA BYSTRICA:      US Commission No. SLCE000135
Alternate name: Banská Bystrica. Banska Bystrica is located in Banska Bystrica, N of Zvolen at 4844 1909, 101.5 miles ENE of Bratislava.

The urban cemetery flat land and isolated. There are inscriptions on the pre-burial house. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all, via masonry wall and a non-locking gate. 100-500 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations. The marble, granite, and sandstone flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed and inscribed stones have Hebrew and German inscriptions. There is a special monument to Holocaust victims. The site is Jewish cemetery only. Adjacent properties are residential. Occasionally, private visitors stop. In the past, vegetation was cleared. Now, individuals clean or clean occasionally. No threats

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Also see Radvan

BANSKA HODRUSA:      US Commission No. SLCE000142
Banska Hodrusa is located in Ziar nad Hronom, W of Banska Stiavnica. The isolated suburban agricultural hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, no walls or gate surround. No gravestones exist in the cemetery used for waste dump or abandoned [unclear]. Adjacent properties are agricultural.

BANSKA STIAVNICA:      US Commission No. SLCE000141
Alternate names: Banská Štiavnica, Banská Štiavnica a Banská Belá. Banska Stiavnica is located in Ziar nad Hronom, SW of Zvolen at 4827 1854, 84.5 miles ENE of Bratislava.
The suburban, hillside crown of a hill is separate but near other cemeteries. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a masonry wall and non-locking gate with no sign, but Jewish symbols on wall or gate. 100-500 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations. The marble, granite, and sandstone flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed and inscribed stones have Hebrew, German, and Hungarian inscriptions. The site is Jewish cemetery only. Adjacent properties are cemeteries. Occasionally, private visitors stop. Within the cemetery is a pre-burial house. No threats.

BARDEJOV:      US Commission No. SLCE000038
Also see GABOLTO.      Bardejov is located in Bardejov, N of Presov 4917 2117, 205.3 miles ENE of Bratislava.

The urban isolated hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, a fence without gate surrounds. 500-5000 18th-20th century gravestones in the cemetery, most in original locations, are marble, granite, limestone, sandstone, and other materials flat shaped stones, finely smoothed and inscribed stones, flat stones with carved relief decoration, or multi-stone monuments with Hebrew and German inscriptions. The property is Jewish cemetery only. Adjacent properties are commercial/industrial and residential. Occasionally, private visitors stop. Individuals cleared cemetery vegetation. There are no threats.

    

 November 1997: Samuel Gruber at sdgruber@mailbox.syr.edu wrote to Stanley Finkelstein at 6713 Oyster Cove, W. Bloomfield, Michigan 48323: "I suggest you begin to put together a committee including descendants and survivors to design your approach. It sounds as if you and your family members are ready to do this. It is advisable to raise money (or pledges), too, as funds will be needed regardless of the solution. Perhaps Mr. Spira in Bardejov can supply an estimate of work costs to clean the site." If you are interested in this project, contact Stanley Finkelstein.


BATKA:      US Commission No. SLCE000111
Alternate name: Bátka. Batka is located E of Rimavska Sobota at 4823 2011, 141.9 miles E of Bratislava . The isolated rural (agricultural) flat land has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing a public field, acces is open to all via a masonry wall without gate. The present size of the cemetery is.001 hectare. Two marble 20th century flat shaped tombstones, in original locations, have Hebrew inscriptions. Site is Jewish cemetery only. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. No structures or threats.

BATOROVE KOSIHY: see VOJNICE
BATOROVE KOSIHY:      US Commission No. SLCE000312
Alternate name: Vojnice (Russian Communist name and Batorkeszi in Hungarian. Vojnice is located NE of Komarno. Last known Jewish burial was in 1942. The isolated suburban hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken masonry wall and a non-locking gate. Present size of the cemetery is 300x100 meters. 20-100 19th-20th century marble and granite flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed and inscribed stones in original locations have Hebrew and Hungarian inscriptions. Within the cemetery limits is a pre-burial house. The property is Jewish cemetery and agriculture. Adjacent properties are agricultural and residential. Private visitors visit occasionally. No threats, but vegetation is a seasonal problem. Possible source: garybinetter@hotmail.com (Gary Binetter) [August 2000]

BATOVCE:      US Commission No. SLCE000284
Alternate name: Bátovce. Batovce is located NE of Levice at 4818 1845, 75.8 miles E of Bratislava.

Last known burial was in 1932. The isolated suburban agricultural hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing a field and open to all via a broken masonry wall and no gate surround the site. Present size of the cemetery is 30x30 meters. In original locations, 1-20 19th-20th century granite and sandstone flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed and inscribed stones have Hebrew and Slovak inscriptions. Some have metal fences around graves. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. Vandalism is a moderate threat; vegetation is a very serious threat, disturbing graves and stones. Pollution is a minor threat.


BECKOV:      US Commission No. SLCE000178
Beckov is located S of Trencin 4847 1754, 56.6 miles NE of Bratislava.

The isolated suburban hillside has sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken masonry wall and no gate. In original locations, 20-100 19th-20th century marble and sandstone flat shaped tombstones have Hebrew and German inscriptions. Adjacent properties are residential. The cemetery is visited rarely. With no maintenance or care, vegetation and vandalism are moderate threats.


BEHYNCE:      US Commission No. SLCE000102
Behynce is located NE of Rimavska Sobota. The suburban hillside is part of a municipal cemetery with no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a fence and locking gate. Four 19th-20th century marble, flat shaped tombstones, some in original locations, have Hebrew inscriptions. No known mass graves. Used for Jewish cemetery only, adjacent properties are other cemeteries. Private visitors stop rarely. Now, private individuals occasionally clear or clean. There are no structures or current threats.

BELLUS: see BELUSA
BELUSA:      US Commission No. SLCE000201
Alternate names: Bellus, Beluša. Belusa is SW of Povazska Bystrica at 4904 1820, 84.2 miles NE of Bratislava.

The isolated suburban hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken masonry wall and a non-locking gate. 20-100 19th-20th century marble and sandstone flat shaped tombstones in original locations have Hebrew and German inscriptions. The property is Jewish cemetery and waste dump or abandoned [unclear]. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Rarely, private visitors stop. Vegetation is a moderate threat disturbing graves; vandalism is a serious threat. Weather erosion is a minor threat.


BENATINA:
4849 2220, 243.1 miles ENE of Bratislava
25 graves. Contact: Bobby Furst at bobby1st@sprynet.com, but currently she has no additional information. [October 2002]

BENKOVCE:
4857 2143, 217.3 miles ENE of Bratislava
A Jewish cemetery exists according to Bobby Furst at bobby1st@sprynet.com[July 2002]

BESA:
Alternate name: Beša. 10 km west and south of Velke Kapuany. 14 graves. Contact: Bobby Furst at bobby1st@sprynet.com , but currently she has no additional information. [October 2002]

BETLANOVCE:
4859 2024, 160.7 miles ENE of Bratislava.

The small village cemetery about 10 km E of Poprad right behind the general cemetery was in a very poor state according to my wife who lived in the village. Since W.W.II, no one maintains it. Source: Erik Helmig Hansen, Jupitervej 15, DK-8723 Løsning, Slovakia.



BIBERSBURG:
BOOK: Barkany, Eugen. Die juedischen Friedhoefe in der Slowakei ; [Jewish Cemeteries in Slovakia] as of 1966, published by Frank Komjati [Vienna] with some of his additions, in Zeitscrift fuer Geschichte der Juden : [see the following book]
BOOK: Barkany, Eugen. with some of his additions, in Zeitscrift fuer Geschichte der Juden , Vol. X, Tel Aviv: _____ 1973.

BIEL:
4825 2203, 227.4 miles E of Bratislava. Cemetery has been destroyed and replaced by railroad station. Contact: Bobby Furst at bobby1st@sprynet.com , but currently she has no additional information. [October 2002]

BODOLOV: see BUDOLOV

BOESING: see Pezinok

BOHATA:      US Commission Number. SLCE000313
Alternate names: Bohatá, Bagota. 4753 1812, 53.3 miles ESE of Bratislava.

Bohata is located N of Komarno. The flat urban land, separate but near other cemeteries, has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, a fence and non-locking gate surround the site with 1-20 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations. The marble, sandstone, and other materials flat shaped tombstones have Hebrew inscriptions and Hungarian. The property is used for agricultural garden. Adjacent properties are gardens and residential. Private visitors occasionally visited the cemetery. Vandalism is a serious threat.


BOJNA:      US Commission Number. SLCE000252
Alternate name: Bojná. 4835 1804, 52.9 miles NE of Bratislava Bojna is located in Topolcany, E of Piestany. The last Jewish burial was 1938. The isolated suburban agricultural hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all with no wall or gate. 20-100 19th-20th marble, granite, and sandstone century tombstones in original locations are flat shaped stones, finely smoothed and inscribed stones, or double tombstones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. No mass graves or structures in the cemetery now used for waste dump or abandoned [unclear]. Adjacent properties are agricultural and residential. Private visitors stop rarely. Pollution and vandalism are moderate threats.

BOKSA: Used the cemetery at Tisinec

BOLERAZ:      US Commission No. SLCE000172
Boleraz is located NW of Trnava. The isolated rural agricultural hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken masonry wall and no gate. 1-20 marble and sandstone 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations are flat shaped tombstones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. Pollution and vegetation (disturbing graves) are moderate threats. Weather erosion and vandalism are minor threats.

BOLESOV:      US Commission Number. SLCE000198
Bolesov is located in Povazska Bystrica, N of Trencin between fields and woods, on an isolated hillside with no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via broken masonry walls and no gate. 20-100 19th-20th century marble and sandstone flat shaped tombstones in original locations have Hebrew and German inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Rarely, private visitors stop. There has been clearing of the vegetation and occasional clearing and cleaning by individuals. Vandalism is a moderate threat; erosion is a serious threat.

BÖSING: see Pecinok

BORSKY:
BOOK: Barkany, Eugen. Die juedischen Friedhoefe in der Slowakei ; [Jewish Cemeteries in Slovakia] as of 1966, published by Frank Komjati [Vienna] with some of his additions, in Zeitscrift fuer Geschichte der Juden : Vol. X, Tel Aviv: _____ 1973.

BORSKY JUR:      US Commission Number. SLCE000209
Borsky Jur is located in Senica, N of Malacky. The flat, isolated suburban location has no sign or marker. Reached by turning off a public road, access is open to all with no walls or gate, the site has two 19th century sandstone flat shaped tombstones, not in original locations, with Hebrew inscriptions. Private individuals own the property now used as a garden. Adjacent properties are agricultural and residential. Private visitors stop rarely. The cemetery is liquidated.

BORSKY MIKULAS:      US Commission Number. SLCE000148
Borsky Mikulas is located W of Senica. The isolated wooded hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing a forest, access is open to all with no walls or gate. 20-100 19th-20th century flat shaped or finely smoothed marble, granite, sandstone, and other materials tombstones in original locations have Hebrew and German inscriptions. The cemetery is visited rarely. Vandalism is a moderate threat.

BOSACA:      US Commission Number. SLCE000189
Bosaca is located SW of Trencin. The isolated suburban hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all with no wall or gate. 1-20 flat shaped 19th century marble tombstones in original locations have Hebrew inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. Vegetation is a moderate threat, disturbing graves.

BOSANY:      US Commission Number. SLCE000244
Bosany is located E of Topolcany. The last known Jewish burial was 1927. A sign or plaque in Slovak marks the isolated rural/agricultural hillside . Reached by crossing a field and open to all, broken masonry wall without gate surrounds the site. Present size is 100x30 meters. The marble and granite 19th-20th century flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed have Hebrew and German inscriptions. The property is used for recreation. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. Vandalism is a very serious threat.

BRANOVO:      US Commission Number. SLCE000343
Branovo is located E of Nove Zamky. The isolated rural/agricultural flat land has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing a field, access is open to all with no walls. Present size is 20x20 meters. One marble flat shaped tombstone exists in original location. Adjacent properties are agricultural. The cemetery is visited rarely. Vegetation is a serious threat, disturbing graves; vandalism is a very serious threat.

BRATISLAVA: (Pressburg)
     Newer cemetery is about 140/150 years old. Central Union of the Jewish Communities in the Slovak Republic, 81447 Bratislava, Kozia Ul 21 may have more information.
     BOOK: Pictures of some of the stones at this cemetery are in Die Judengemeinde Bratislava , ed. by Hugo Gold, 1932. (pictures on page 43 may be from the new cemetery as is the picture on page 107). Source: Arthur Levi, 435 Porter Lake Drive, Longmeadow MA 01106, Phone: 413-781-2089, Fax: 413-781-2090 Email: a72levi@map.com
     The underground mausoleum contains the graves of 18 famous rabbis. Among these are Rabbi Moses Sofer "Chatam Sofer" (1762-1839). The key is available from the Commission [?] Offices. See: The Jewish Travel Guide . London: Jewish Chronicle, 1992.
     BOOK: Avnei beit hayotser...geonim asher matsþu mekom menuhatam beveit hahayim hayashan...presburg (Gravestones...of the Rabbis who are resting in the old Jewish cemetery of Pressburg {Bratislava]), by S. Weisz. Jerusalem, 1970 (first printing in 1900). 87 pages, Hebrew. S70A5165. Index of personal names. 85 tombstones (some not complete) dating from 1629-1847 are those of rabbis and some women. See: Tagger, Mathilde. Printed Books on Jewish Cemeteries in the Jewish National and University Library in Jerusalem: an annotated bibliography . Jerusalem: The Israel Genealogical Society, 1997.
     BOOK: Barkany, Eugen. Die juedischen Friedhoefe in der Slowakei ; [Jewish Cemeteries in Slovakia] as of 1966, published by Frank Komjati [Vienna] with some of his additions, in Zeitscrift fuer Geschichte der Juden : Vol. X, Tel Aviv: __ 1973. Old cemetery was liquidated during construction of a tunnel. Only some 25-30 tombs remained and formed a subterranean mausoleum accessible by concrete steps, including Chatan Sofer and other rabbis. The stones removed to the Orthodox cemetery of Bratislava.

BREKOV:
A small hidden cemetery exists halfway between the towns of Strazske (4852 2150) and Brekov (4854 2150), when traveling north from Michalovce to Humenne in a small wooded patch immediately to the west of the road in the direction of the chemical plant further west. It is immediately prior to the overpass above the railroad tracks that has (had?) restaurants for motorists on either side. it is heavily overgrown with vegetation and thus protected against vandalism or even curious onlookers. You just have to know it is there to be able to find it. Nearby on the opposite (east ) side of the road is a red brick tower of unknown purpose above 3 stories high. Further to the east is the Laborec river with remnants of an old mill and a newer building that used to be a recreational facility. I would say there are twenty plus gravestones with fairly legible writings and even some "utensil" type artefacts on the ground ( I recall some type of challice there twenty-five years ago when I visited.) I assume no one cares for the unfencedproperty, but probably well-preserved due to being so overgrown. This information is approximately 25 years-old and may not be accurate in all respects. Source: powerplantman@lycos.com [23 March 2002]

BRENICZE: Used the cemetery at Tisinec

BREZNO:      US Commission Number. SLCE000133
Brezno is located E of Banska Bystrica. The suburban hillside is part of a municipal cemetery with no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a masonry wall with a non-locking gate. 100-500 19th-20th century flat shaped or finely smoothed marble, granite, and other materials tombstones in original locations have and Hebrew and German inscriptions. Some have metal fences around graves. The site is Jewish cemetery only. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Occasionally, private visitors stop. Vegetation is a moderate threat.

BREZOVA POD BRADLOM:      US Commission Number. SLCE000169
Brezova pod Bradlom is located E of Senica. The isolated suburban hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning off a public road and open to all via a broken masonry wall and no gate surround the cemetery. 20-100 19th-20th century tombstones are in original locations. The marble, granite, sandstone, and other materials flat shaped tombstones and finely smoothed have Hebrew and German inscriptions. Adjacent properties are commercial/industrial. Private visitors stop rarely. Security, pollution, and vegetation are serious threats; vandalism is a very serious threat.

BREZOVICA:      US Commission No. SLCE000049
Brezovica is located NW of Presov. The isolated rural/agricultural flat land has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing public property and is open to all with no wall or gate. 20-100 19th-20th, sandstone century gravestones, are all in original locations. The flat shaped tombstones have Hebrew inscriptions. Present owner of the property, now used for waste dump or abandoned [unclear], is unknown. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors visit occasionally. There is no maintenance or care, structures, or threats.

BRODSKE:      US Commission Number SLCE000144
Brodske is located in Senica, S of Hodonin. The isolated rural/agricultural flat land has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road and open to all. A broken masonry wall and no gate surround the cemetery with 1-20 19th century tombstones in original locations. The granite and sandstone flat shaped tombstones have Hebrew inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. Vandalism and vegetation (disturbing graves) are moderate threats.

BRUSNIK:      US Commission No. SLCE000115
Brusnik is located in NE of Rimavska Sobota. The wooded hillside is separate but near other cemeteries with no sign or marker. Reached by crossing public field, access is open to all with no wall or gate. Four 19th century flat shaped sandstone tombstones in original locations have Hebrew inscriptions. Now used for waste dump or abandoned [unclear], adjacent properties are forest. Private visitors stop rarely. There is no maintenance, care, or structures. Vegetation, erosion, and vandalism are moderate threats.

BUCANY:      US Commission Number. SLCE000230
Bucany is located NE of Trnava. The suburban hillside, separate but near other cemeteries, has no sign or marker and is reached by crossing a cemetery. Access is open to all via a broken fence and no gate. 1-20 marble and sandstone 19th-20th century flat shaped tombstones in original locations have Hebrew and German inscriptions. Some have carved relief decorations. Adjacent properties are cemeteries. Rarely, private visitors stop. Security, pollution, and vandalism are moderate threats.

BUDKOVCE:      US Commission Number. SLCE000023
Budkovce is located S of Michalovce. The isolated rural/agricultural flat land has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road and open to all with no wall or gate. 20-100 19th-20th century in original locations are marble, granite, and limestone flat shaped tombstones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. The property is used for waste dump or abandoned [unclear]. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Occasionally, private visitors stop. There has been occasional clearing and cleaning by individuals. No threats to cemetery.

BUDOLOV:
Budolov is located at 4835 2100, 180.6 miles E of Bratislava. Alternate names: Budulov and Bodollo.
   

"A man from Moldava led us 1.8km to Budulov and to a clump of woods one-mile south of town on the edge of the road in a cornfield. An old Jewish cemetery with a few visible stones stands among the vines and underbrush. My Kosice friend was surprised to learn of its existence." Source: Chuck Lissauer, 15 Brandywood Drive, Pepper Pike, Ohio 44124-5501; (216) 514-8694 email: Lawliss7@aol.com [September 2001]


BYSTRE NAD TOPLOU:      US Commission Number. SLCE000026

Bystre nad Toplou is located NW of Vranov. The flat urban isolated location has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing private property, access is open to all via a broken masonry wall and a continuous fence with a locking gate. 20 to 100 19th-20th century gravestones, in original locations, are marble and sandstone flat shaped tombstones with inscriptions in Hebrew and German. Private individuals own property, now a garden. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Occasionally, private visitors stop. A regular caretaker clears vegetation. No threats.

BZINCE:      US Commission Number. SLCE000257
Bzince is located in Topolcany, SE of Piestany. Last known Jewish burial was 1914. The flat urban isolated location has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken fence and no gate. Three marble and sandstone 20th century tombstones, in original locations, are flat shaped tombstones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. Adjacent properties are residential. Private visitors stop rarely. No threats. Individuals occasionally clean or clean.

BZINCE POD JAVORINOU:      US Commission Number. SLCE000175
Bzince pod Javorinou is located SW of Trencin. The rural/agricultural crown of a hill, separate but near other cemeteries, has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing a field and open to all without gate or walls, 1-20 marble and granite 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations. The flat shaped tombstones have Hebrew and German inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Rarely, private visitors stop. Vandalism is a very serious threat.

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CABAJ-CAPOR:      US Commission No. SLCE000276
Cabaj-Capor is located SW of Nitra. The flat isolated suburban location is open to all without gate or walls. Reached by turning directly off a public road, 1-20 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations. The marble and sandstone flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed and inscribed stones have Hebrew and German inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. Pollution and vandalism are very serious threats. Vegetation is disturbing stones.

CACHTICE:      US Commission No. SLCE000186
Cachtice is located in Trencin, N of Piestany. The isolated urban hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing private property, access is open to all via a broken fence and no gate. The cemetery has 19th century 1-20 tombstones in original locations. The marble and sandstone flat shaped tombstones Hebrew and German inscriptions. The property is used for a garden. Adjacent properties are residential. Private visitors stop rarely. Erosion, pollution, and vegetation (disturbing graves) are moderate threats; vandalism is a serious threat.

CADCA:      US Commission No. SLCE000089
Cadca is located in Cadca, 6 km N of Zilina. The urban hillside, separate but near other cemeteries, has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken fence and no gate. 20-100 19th-20th century gravestones with 1-20 in original locations are marble, granite, and other materials flat shaped tombstones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. The property is used for waste dump (or abandoned [unclear]). Adjacent properties are residential. Occasionally, private visitors stop. Vandalism is a moderate threat.

C ALOVO:      US Commission No. SLCE000303
Alternate name: Velky Meder. Calovois located in Dunajska Streda, SE of Dunajska Streda. The isolated rural/agricultural flat land with no sign or marker, is reached by turning directly off a public road and open to all. Surrounded by a masonry wall and locking gate the present size of the cemetery is 100x150 meters. 100-500 19th-20th century marble, granite, and other materials flat shaped tombstones and finely smoothed and inscribed stones with Hebrew and Hungarian inscriptions are in original locations. Some have metal fences around graves. Within the cemetery limits is a well. The property is Jewish cemetery only. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors visit occasionally. Restoration: re-erection of stones, patching broken stones, cleaning stones, clearing vegetation, and fixing of wall. The cemetery has a regular caretaker. No threats.

CARY:      US Commission No. SLCE000145
Cary is located in Senica, S of Hodonin. The flat urban isolated location has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a masonry wall and no gate. Two 20th century marble flat shaped tombstones in original locations have Hebrew and German inscriptions. The property is used for Jewish cemetery only. Adjacent properties are residential. Rarely, private visitors stop. There are no threats.

CATA:      US Commission No. SLCE000325
Cata is located in Levice, E of Nove Zamky. Last known Jewish burial was 1919. The urban hillside, separate but near other cemeteries, has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all. A fence and non-locking gate surround the 3x10 meter cemetery. 1-20 marble and granite 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations are flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed and inscribed stones with Hebrew and Hungarian inscriptions. Some have metal fences around graves. The property is Jewish cemetery only. Adjacent properties are residential and cemetery. Private visitors visit occasionally. Individuals occasionally clean or clear vegetation. No threats to cemetery.

CERVENY: see Bibersburg

CERVENY KAMEN:      US Commission No. SLCE000220
Cerveny Kamen is located in Bratislava-vidiek, NE of Bratislava. The isolated wooded hillside has no sign or maker. Reached by crossing a forest. Access is open to all via a broken masonry wall and no gate. 1-20 granite and sandstone 19th century tombstones in original locations are flat shaped tombstones with Hebrew inscriptions. Adjacent properties are forest. Occasionally, private visitors stop. Security, weather erosion and vandalism are slight threats.

CEROVA:      US Commission No. SLCE000160
Cerova is located S of Senica. The suburban crown of a hill, separate but near other cemeteries, has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken masonry wall and a non-locking gate. 20-100 19th-20th century tombstones, in original locations, are marble and sandstone flat shaped tombstones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. Pollution, vegetation, and vandalism are moderate threats. Security and weather are minor threats.

CHANAVA:      US Commission No. SLCE000110
Chanava is located E of Rimavska Sobota. The urban hillside, part of a municipal cemetery, has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a fence and a locking gate. Three 20th century marble and granite tombstones in the cemetery, in original locations, are flat shaped and finely smoothed and inscribed stones with Hebrew inscriptions. Used only as a Jewish cemetery, adjacent properties are residential and cemetery. Private visitors stop rarely. Individuals occasionally clean or clear cemetery. No threats.

CHOTCA: Used the cemetery at Tisinec
CHRAMEC:      US Commission No. SLCE000107 Chramec is located SE of Rimavska Sobota. The suburban hillside, part of a municipal cemetery, has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a fence and non-locking gate. 1-20 19th-20th century gravestones are in original locations. The property is used for waste dump (or abandoned [unclear]). Adjacent properties are cemeteries. Private visitors stop rarely. Vegetation is a very serious threat.

CHROPOV:      US Commission No. SLCE000155
Chropov is located in Senica, SE of Hodonin. The rural (forest/woods) flat location has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken masonry wall without gate. 1-20 19th century sandstone flat shaped tombstones in original locations have Hebrew inscriptions. Adjacent properties are forest. Private visitors stop rarely. Vegetation is a moderate threat, disturbing graves. Weather erosion is a minor threat.

CHYNDICE:      US Commission No. SLCE000262
Chyndice is located E of Nitra. The isolated rural/agricultural flat land has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing a field and open to all via broken masonry wall and no gate. 1-20 granite and sandstone 19th-20th century flat shaped stones, finely smoothed and inscribes stones, or double tombstones are in original locations with Hebrew and German inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. Pollution and vegetation are serious threats, disturbing graves. Vandalism is a very serious threat; Security is a minor threat.

CICOV:      US Commission No. SLCE000310
Cicov is located W of Komarno. The flat suburban land, part of a municipal cemetery, has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a masonry wall and a non-locking gate. 1-20 marble and granite 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations are flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed and inscribed stones with Hebrew inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Occasionally, private visitors stop. Vandalism is a serious threat.

CIFARE:      US Commission No. SLCE000288
Cifare is located E of Nitra. The isolated rural crown of a hill has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all without gate or walls. Present size of the cemetery is 4x2 meters. Two 19th-20th century marble flat shaped tombstones in original location have Hebrew and Slovak inscriptions. The property is used for agriculture. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. No threats.

CIFER (OLD & NEW):      US Commission No. SLCE000223
Cifer (old) is located SW of Trnava. Cifer (new) cemetery is liquidated. Isolated and by water, the suburban hillside has no sign or maker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken masonry wall without gate. 1-20 19th-20th century marble, granite, and sandstone tombstones in original locations are flat shaped or finely smoothed and inscribed stones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Rarely, private visitors stop. Pollution, vegetation (disturbing graves), and vandalism are serious threats. Security and weather erosion are minor threats.

CIGEL:      US Commission No. SLCE000292
Cigel is located S of Prievidza. Last known Jewish burial was in 1944. The flat suburban location, part of a municipal cemetery, has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a fence and a locking gate. Two 20th century granite tombstones in original locations are finely smoothed Hebrew and Slovakian inscribed stones. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors visit occasionally. Cleaning stones and clearing vegetation by individuals is the only care. No threats.

CIRC: Also see Presov. US Commission No. SLCE000035
     Circ is located in Stara Lubovna, W of Bardejov. The isolated suburban hillside between fields and woods has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing private property, access is open to all via a broken masonry wall and no gate. 20-100 19th/20th century marble and sandstone gravestones, all in original location, are flat shaped tombstones with Hebrew inscriptions. The property is used for waste dump or abandoned [unclear]. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. There are no threats.
     In 1994, a gypsy from a tavern led us to the cemetery where tombstones have been reused as pathways, thresholds, etc. We uncovered what we could in a short time, but many tombstones were unreachable with the tools available. Names seen included Gellerman. The tomb of the town mohel, Naphtali haLevi Ehrlich, was there in 1994. The cemetery is outside of the town proper, on the right side of the road. One stone is barely visible from the road. You cross a little stream and climb a hill in order to reach a drywall fence, which seems to mark the outer boundary of the cemetry. From its appearance, I would say that the cemetery has been abandoned since 1938-39. Source: Lenni Kramer, 90 Birch lane, Woodmere, NY 11598

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DAVIDOV:
4850 2138, 212.0 miles ENE of Bratislava.
A Jewish cemetery exists according to Bobby Furst at bobby1st@sprynet.com[July 2002]

DECHTICE:      US Commission No. SLCE000227
The isolated rural/agricultural hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing a field, access is open to all via broken masonry wall without gate. The cemetery has one 19th century flat shaped sandstone tombstone original location with Hebrew inscriptions. Visitors are rare. Adjacent properties are agricultural. The abandoned cemetery boundaries are the same as before W.W.II. Private visitors stop rarely. Vegetation is a serious threat.
     1998 UPDATE: I visited the Jewish cemetery in Dechtice and its beautiful surroundings. The village of Dechtice is 18 km away from Trnava and 50 km away from the capital Bratislava. It is NOT true, that the cemetery is used for waste dump. Many trees and bushes with sharp thorns that make entry impossible. There is much more left of the overgrown cemetery than is mentioned in the description US Commission No. SLCE000227. One side of the site is about 500 m away from an agricultural co-op but they do not dump garbage in the cemetery. I talked with quite a number of people, even the village mayor, about cleaning up the cemetery. See: http://www.napri.sk/stranky/dechtice for more information. The hilltop above the cemetery is a waste dump or abandoned. The whole hill is unused. The agricultural co-op owns the entire hill, but the cemetery is a separate site. 80% of the site is grass and the rest loose bushes. The co-op cuts the grass annually, but not in the vicinity of the cemetery due to its bad terrain, even for tractors. The village would like to clean this site but need for a little financing in US$. I suggest mainly removal of bushes, payment for about 5 men with chain saws to cut out the unneeded trees and scrubs as needed. The village has no money only debts because they brought the gas line into the village paid by public and village money. Source: markosemes@yahoo.com

DEUTSCH-PRAWNO: (German) see Nitrianske Pravno
DEUTSCH-PRONA: (German) see Nitrianske Pravno
DEUTSCHPROBEN: (German) see Nitrianske Pravno

DEZERICE:      US Commission No. SLCE000234
Dezerice is located in Topolcany, SE of Trencin. The last Jewish burial was 1928. The isolated rural/agricultural hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning off a public road, access is open to all with no walls or gate, the present size of the cemetery is 60x60 m. 20-100 19th-20th century marble, granite, and other materials tombstones, in original locations, are flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed and inscribed stones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. No threats.

DIAKOVCE:      US Commission No. SLCE000351
Diakovce is located in Galanta, SW of Nitra. No sign or marker marks the flat isolated suburban location. Reached across a field, access is open to all via a broken fence without gate. The approximate size of cemetery is now 20x20 meters. 20 to 100 19th-20th century marble and granite tombstones, most in original location, are flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed and inscribed stones with Hebrew and Hungarian inscriptions. Within the limits are no structures. The present property owner is unknown. Adjacent properties are recreational and agricultural. Rarely, private visitors stop. Moderate threat: uncontrolled access. Slight threat: pollution.

DIVIACKA NOVA VES:      US Commission No. SLCE000239
Diviacka Nova Ves is located in Prievidza, SE of Trencin. The last Jewish burial was in 1928. The urban isolated crown of a hill has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken masonry wall without gate. 20-100 19th-20th century marble, granite, and sandstone tombstones, in original locations, are flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed and inscribed stones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. The property is used for a garden. Adjacent properties are gardens. Private visitors stop rarely. Erosion and vandalism are moderate threats. Weather erosion is a minor threat.

DLHE KLCOVO:
Alternate Hungaria name: Hosszumezo. Hungarian alternate name: Kolcs Hosszumezo and Kolcsmezo in Zemplen county, Varanno district near Humenne (Homonna) and Mihalovce (Nagymihaly). [August 2002]
4848 2145, 216.7 miles ENE of Bratislava.
A Jewish cemetery exists according to Bobby Furst at bobby1st@sprynet.com [July 2002]

DOBRA: {10978}
The town of Zemplen Dobra, also know as Dobra nad Ondavou, no longer exists as it is now under a man-made lake. However, the cemetery is still there in good condition. Directions to the Dobra Cemetery: Go N on the low road on the W side of the lake from Mala Domasa. Pass the dark brown Kaffe Bar. Continue on the road around the bend in the road to the right. It seems as though this is the end of the lake but it is actually only a small place on the W where the lake juts out. Continue on this road a short distance. Turn left at the Hotel Dobra that is really just a small lodge. Make the first right onto a gravel road. Continue about 1 km on the gravel road past a gate that looks like a railroad-crossing gate. The cemetery is a short way past, up the road on the right after this gate. Enclosed in a chain link fence with a lock on it, the key is in Kosice. There is a place on the left side toward the back where you can crawl under the fence if you don't mind getting muddy. Wear waterproof hiking boots as the cemetery is under a heavy canopy of trees and probably never completely dries out. There are about 50 graves. Dr. Josif Banik, who lives in the town of Benkovce, cares for the cemetery. Sources: Bobby Furst, bobbyfirst@sprynet.com and Joan Adler, FAMJAD@aol.com .

DOBRA VODA:      US Commission No. SLCE000226
Dobra Voda is located N of Trnava. The isolated rural forest on a hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning off a public road, access is open to all with no walls or gate. 1-20 marble and granite 19th century flat shaped tombstones, in original locations, have Hebrew inscriptions. Adjacent properties are forest. Rarely, private visitors stop. Vegetation is a moderate threat. Security and weather erosion are minor threats.

DOLNA KRUPA:      US Commission No. SLCE000224
Dolna Krupa is located N of Trnava. The flat and isolated location, between fields and woods, has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a fence and non-locking gate. 1-20 marble, granite, sandstone, and other materials 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations are flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed and inscribed stones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. The site is Jewish cemetery only. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Occasionally, private visitors stop. Individuals clear or clean occasionally. No threats.

DOLNA MARIKOVA:      US Commission No. SLCE000205
Dolna Marikova is located NW of Povazska Bystrica. The isolated wooded hillside has no sign or maker. Reached by turning off a public road, access is open to all with no walls or gate. 1-20 marble and sandstone 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations are flat shaped tombstones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. Adjacent properties are forest. Private visitors stop rarely. Vegetation is a serious threat, disturbing graves. Weather erosion is a minor threat.

DOLNE DUBOVE:      US Commission No. SLCE000228
Dolne Dubove is located N of Trnava. The urban hillside, part of a municipal cemetery, has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing a cemetery, access is open to all via a fence and non-locking gate. 1-20 marble, granite, and sandstone 19th century tombstones, in original location, are flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed and inscribed stones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. Used for Jewish cemetery only, adjacent property is a cemetery. Occasionally, private visitors stop. There was clearing vegetation, cleaning stones, and fixing of wall. Occasionally, individuals clean or clear. No threats.

DOLNE SALIBY:      US Commission No. SLCE000353
Dolne Saliby is located in Galanta, NW of Nove Zamby. The last known Jewish burial was in 1929. The rural (agricultural) flat land by water, separate but near cemeteries, has no sign, but has Jewish symbols on gate or wall. Reach by country lane, access is open to all with no wall, fence, or gate. The approximate size of cemetery is now 10x30 meters. 1 to 20 marble and granite 19th-20th century tombstones are flat shaped tombstones and finely smoothed and stones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. Within the limits of the cemetery is a pre-burial house. The present property owner is unknown. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Rarely, private visitors stop. Serious threat: vegetation and vandalism. Slight threat: pollution.

DOLNE TRHOVISTE:      US Commission No. SLCE000273
Dolne Trhoviste is located in Trnava, NW of Nitra. The suburban hillside, separate but near other cemeteries, has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all without gate or walls. 1-20 flat shaped, sandstone, 19th century tombstones in original locations have Hebrew inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. Erosion and vegetation are moderate threats. Pollution is a minor threat.

DOLNY FEDVERNEK: (Slovakian) see Zbrojniky

DOLNY KUBIN:      US Commission No. SLCE000075
Dolny Kubin is located in Dolny Kubin, N of Ruzomberok. The isolated urban hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken masonry wall and no gate.100-500 marble, granite, sandstone, and other materials 19th-20th century gravestones in original locations are flat shaped tombstones and finely smoothed with Hebrew and German inscriptions. Some have metal fences around graves. The property is used for waste dump or abandoned [unclear]. Adjacent properties are residential. Private visitors stop rarely. Vegetation is a moderate threat, disturbing gravestones.

DOLNY LIESKOV:      US Commission No. SLCE000202
Dolny Lieskov is located S of Povazska Bystrica. The isolated wooded hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning off a public road, access is open to all with no walls or gate, 1-20 19th-20th century marble and sandstone flat shaped tombstones with Hebrew and German inscriptions are in original locations. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. Vegetation is a moderate threat, disturbing graves and stones; vandalism is a very serious threat. Weather erosion is a minor threat.

DOLNY PIAL:      US Commission No. SLCE000290
Dolny Pial is located in SW of Levice. Last known Jewish burial was in 1923. The isolated urban and rural (agricultural) [?] hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing a field and open to all without gate or walls. 1-20 sandstone 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations are flat shaped tombstones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Private visitors stop rarely. Vegetation is a very serious threat, disturbing stones. Weather erosion, pollution and vandalism are minor threats.

DRIETOMA:      US Commission No. SLCE000191
Drietoma is located W of Trencin. The urban hillside, part of a municipal cemetery, has no sign or marker. Reached by crossing a cemetery, access is open to all via by a fence with a locking gate. 1-20 marble 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations are flat shaped tombstones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. The site is Jewish cemetery only. Adjacent properties are cemetery. Rarely, private visitors stop. Individuals clear or clean occasionally. Vandalism is a moderate threat.

DUBNICA NAD VAHOM:      US Commission No. SLCE000193
Dubnica nad Vahom is located in Povazska Bystrica, N of Trencin. The isolated suburban hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a fence with a locking gate. 20-100 marble, granite, and sandstone 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations are flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed inscribed stones with Hebrew and German inscriptions. Some have metal fences around graves. The property is used for gardens. Adjacent properties are recreational. Occasionally, private visitors stop. There has been re-erection of stones and clearing vegetation. Individuals clean or clean occasionally. Erosion and vandalism are moderate threats.

DUBNIK:      US Commission No. SLCE000315
Dubnik is located E of Nove Zamky. The isolated suburban hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken fence and no gate. Present size of the cemetery is 70x70 sq. meters. 20-100 marble, granite, and sandstone 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations are flat shaped stones, finely smoothed inscribed stones, or double tombstones with Hebrew and Hungarian inscriptions. Adjacent properties are agricultural. Occasionally, private visitors stop. Security is a moderate threat; pollution and vandalism are very serious threats; and weather erosion is a minor threat.

DUNAJSKA STREDA:      US Commission No. SLCE000300
Dunajska Streda is located in Dunajska Streda, SE of Bratislava. Caretaker: Eugen Foeldmar, Dunajska Streda. Last known Jewish burial was in 1990. Inscriptions in Hebrew on the gate or wall and by Hebrew, Slovak, and Hungarian inscriptions on the pre-burial house mark the isolated flat urban location. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a masonry wall and locking gate. Present size of the cemetery is 100x300 meters. 500-5000 marble, granite, and sandstone 18th-20th century tombstones are in original locations. The cemetery is divided into a special section for rabbis. The flat shaped stones, finely smoothed and inscribed stones, double tombstones, and multi-stone monuments have Hebrew and Hungarian inscriptions. The cemetery contains special memorial monuments for Holocaust victims. Within the limits of the cemetery is a pre-burial house with wall inscriptions, tombs, and gravediggers house. The local Jewish community owns the property used for Jewish cemetery only. Adjacent properties are residential. Private visitors visit frequently. Restoration: re-erection of stones, patching broken stones, cleaning stones, and clearing vegetation. The cemetery has a regular caretaker. Erosion is a moderate threat.

DVOREC:      US Commission No. SLCE000236
Dvorec is located N of Topolcany. The key is at Nr. 128, but cemetery is not locked. The last known Jewish burial was 1918. The flat urban location by water has no sign or marker. Reached by turning off a public road, access is open to all with no walls or gate, the present size of the cemetery is 25x60 meters. 1-20 marble and sandstone 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations are flat shaped tombstones and double tombstones with Hebrew and Slovak inscriptions. The property is used as a garden. Adjacent properties are gardens. Private visitors stop rarely. Individuals clear or clean occasionally. No threats.

DVORY NAD ZITAVOU:      US Commission No. SLCE000338
Dvory nad Zitavou is located E of Nove Zamky. Last known Jewish burial was in 1944. The flat suburban location, separate but near other cemeteries, has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all via a broken fence and no gate. The property was 200x200 meters before 1929 and now is 20x100 meters. [Contradiction-elsewhere the form says there was no change in the size.] 20-100 marble, granite, and other materials 19th-20th century tombstones in original locations are flat shaped tombstones or finely smoothed with Hebrew, German, and Hungarian inscriptions. Adjacent properties are residential and cemetery. Private visitors visit occasionally. Vandalism is only a slight threat.



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