The Cemetery
Burial ground since 1831 – some 7,000 graves on two hectares.
Radautz Cemetery – a heritage site in Bukowina
Preserving the memory of the Jewish community of Radautz (Rădăuţi, Romania): its cemetery, its Great Temple and its written record.
Since 1831 the Jewish cemetery on the road to Marginea has been the burial ground of the Jews of Radautz and the surrounding villages. This site presents photographs, maps and an index of the graves for genealogical research and for everyone interested in the community’s past.
Explore
Burial Records
Search and browse 5,550 records, lot by lot or by surname.
General Plan
The cemetery lots, alleys and entrances.
Radautz Temple 2005
The Great Temple and the condition of the building in 2005.
Views of Old Radautz
Postcards and photographs of the town.
Before & After
Clearing and cleaning the cemetery.
Also on this site
- Bibliography of Jewish Bukowina – books, records and writings on 300 years of Jewish life in Bukowina.
- The road and the old site and the rabbis’ tombs.
- About us, and how to join and help.