HEBREW CEMETERY à FRAUENBERG | Moselle Attractivite

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It has been created in 1720. The first known rabbi in Frauenberg-Bliesbrück is mentioned in 1725. Frauenberg’s Hebrew cemetery is one of the few Hebrew cemeteries which never had an interruption of burial of bodies. It has been founded in 1740. At that time, it served for the burial of Jews from the village, and also from the Blies valley and from Sarreguemines before it founded its own cemetery in 1899. Frauenberg’s synagogue has been destroyed by the Nazis in 1940. Today, most of the steles are really worn out and a lot of them have probably disappeared under the ground.