Construction of the Memory Park began in May 2026. Photo courtesy Michael Schimmel
Mock up proof of concept sign, commemorating the names of over 100 jews buried in Seelow. Courtesy of WEINREICH+HEINRICH GmbH
The Cemetery today
On March 11, 2024 a banner placed on the front gate of the destroyed cemetery showing the names of 115 jews who were buried in the Jewish Cemetery between 1800 and 1940.
On March 11, 2024 a banner placed on the front gate of the destroyed cemetery showing the names of 115 jews who were buried in the Jewish Cemetery between 1800 and 1940.
On March 11, 2024 a banner placed on the front gate of the destroyed cemetery showing the names of 115 jews who were buried in the Jewish Cemetery between 1800 and 1940.
Excerpted pages from surviving hebrew prayers used in the Seelow Jewish Community.
View Proposals by descendent of Seelow Jews, Ben Wood, to restore the vanished Jewish Cemetery of Seelow as a present day memory park.
Sehen Sie sich die Vorschläge von Ben Wood – einem Nachfahren von Juden aus Seelow – an, den verschwundenen jüdischen Friedhof von Seelow als heutigen Gedenkpark wiederherzustellen.