Aurich

Only three marked graves remain. The fourth one, whose location is unknown, is as tomb of a soldier of the Mosaic faith. Therefore, we may assume that his remains were transferred to one of the nearby Jewish cemeteries.

The data in the left column comes from archival materials, the right - from the tombstones:

BRONISLAW CHOJNACKI

24 J.

4.3.1947

NIKODEM

GOJDZ

* 6.2.1903

† 20.12.1946

AMANTAGE

LEWANTOWSKI

* 17.8.1923

† 9.10.1946

The grave is considered missing

COJNACKI BRONISŁAW Rifleman

10th Regiment of Mounted Rifles

* 7.6.1923 Sillingen (Germany)

† 27.2.1947  Oldenburg

 R-C. Serv. Number 1922/186/I-89915

GOJDZ NIKODEM Lance Corporal Rifles

10th Regiment of Mounted Rifles

* 6.5.1903 Szepzuny district Lida reg. Vilnius

† 19.12.1946 Oldenburg Brit. Hospital

R-C. Serv. Number 1903/21/I-11096

LEWANDOWSKI ANATAZY Lance Corporal Rifles

10th Regiment of Mounted Rifles

* 17.8.1923 Pruher

† 9.10.1946 Leer-Aurich?

R-C. Serv. Number 1923/70/I-49584

MILOKOWSKI MOWSZA Lance Corporal Rifles 10th Regiment of Mounted Rifles

* ? Kosow Poleski in Polesie

† 14.12.1946 Oldenburg Brit. Hospital

of the Mosaic Confession

R-C. Serv. Number 1911/197/I-31576

Polish-sounding names on tombstones from the First World War (original spelling preserved):

PAWEL BRUKOWSKI 36 J. † 5.9.1917

TSCHESLAW KUTA 26 J. † 28.6.1917

JULIAN SCHAKOWITSCH 46 J. 25.12.1918