Not far from the
entrance to the cemetery, there is a large
gravestone, the inscription of which can only partly
be deciphered:
RUHESTÄTTE
UNSERES HEISSGELIEBTEN,
HOFFNUNGSVOLLEN SOHNES UND BRUDERS
(Resting-place
of our loved, promising son and brother Siegfried
Marx)
SIEGFRIED MARX
GEB. AM 10.MAY
1895
GEST. IN
MÜNCHEN
IM DIENSTE DES
VATERLANDES
(who died in
Munich, serving his country)
ERS.BTL./BAYR.I.LEIB
R...
Two further
graves show the patriotism of Bavarian Jews. On one
of the gravestones you can see the following
inscription:
Hier ruht in
Frieden unser teurer Vater und Großvater
Kriegsteilnehmer v. 1870/71 Herr Isak Freimark aus
Homburg a.M.
geb. 24. Aug. 1846 gest. 27. Juli 1926
(Here our
loved father and grandfather rests in peace;
combatant in the war of 1870/71; Herr Isak Freimark
from Homburg a.M.; born on the 24th of august 1846;
died 27th of july 1926).
On another
grave, near the entrance, the following text can be
found:
KARL FRIEDMANN
KRIEGSTEILNEHMER 1914/18
GEB. 22.8.1882
GEST.
25.8.1933
GIDA FRIEDMANN
GEB. METZGER 2.6.1883
DEPORTIERT
NACH POLEN 1942
(Karl
Friedmann, combatant 1914/18; born on the 22nd of
august 1882; died on the 25th of august 1933; Gida
Friedmann, née Metzger; 2nd of june 1883; deported
to Poland 1942). |