ENRICO MARTINO

back to search results
Less Info
Add to Lightbox Download

Czech-Moravia

Mikulov. Tomb of the Rabbi Shmuel Horowitz, a Polish born Hassidim of the XVIII cent. Still today many hassidim came to pray on his tomb leaving small papers with prayers. The large Jewish cemetery in Mikulov is one of the most significant in the country and the oldest survived tomb stone dates from 1605.The cemetery contains around 4,000 tombs. The most valuable section in the Rabbis Peak with tombs of Mikulov and Moravian regional rabbis.

Filename
em8100424.jpg
Copyright
@enricomartino
Image Size
4256x2832 / 7.9MB
Contained in galleries
Czech Republic, Jewish roots
Mikulov. Tomb of the Rabbi Shmuel Horowitz, a Polish born Hassidim of the XVIII cent. Still today many hassidim came to pray on his tomb leaving small papers with prayers. The large Jewish cemetery in Mikulov is one of the most significant in the country and the oldest survived tomb stone dates from 1605.The cemetery contains around 4,000 tombs. The most valuable section in the Rabbis Peak with tombs of Mikulov and Moravian regional rabbis.