Re: [Cz-L] Military cemetery

Hardy,

I haven't seen anything in the burial registers that would account
for non-Jewish burials. That doesn't mean they didn't take place;
just that they weren't recorded in the Jewish registers. On the
other hand, there may be some non-Jewish listings but they weren't
obvious to me by name or any other notations.

But I can tell you that somewhere among the 28,606 photos in the JGS
Ottawa photo set, I recall seeing one with a small cross. I don't
recall in which area it was photographed, but it stuck out in my mind
as being out of place.

Bruce

>Mimi, Bruce,
>As we now know ,the north perimeter (parcels 102 - 136) and south(
>1-21 maybe - 28)
>of the cemetery were non- jewish ( military)and contain non jewish
>mass graves .
> Does it also contain non jewish individual graves ?
> It wouldn't surprise me at all.
> Mimi, take a look and photo any such grave .
> Bruce ,what does the cemetery register say ?
> Hardy

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