These images were taken at the Status Quo Cemetery on Kazinzcy Utca in July
2004. The Chevra Kadisha building had been enlarged (and a beautiful
doorway removed) since my 1997 visit. Since 2004, part of the cemetery has
collapsed into the underlying wine cellars. Restoration work is being
considered and undertaken by an organization committed to care for Hungarian
Jewish cemeteries.
Click on the thumbnail to see a larger image.
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Chera Kadisha building, on Kaczinsky Utca |
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Inside the Chevra Kadisha building |
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Back of Chevra Kadisha building, 2004 |
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Four stones, showing cemetery location in front of "Tent Mountain" |
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Erzsebet Czinner Sandorne and others |
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Hani (turns out not to be my great-great grandmother) |
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Reichard Davidne Ziner Sali |
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Zinner Henrik and Henrikne Fried |
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Friedman Jakabne and Armin |
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(probably not related) |
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Reichard Lajos and Lajosne |
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Josef, the cemetery caretaker, with original 1886 donation tablet |
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