Architecture
Nachman Kopald
Addresses you can still visit
Every place in this city with a documented tie to this person.
Created here
Hevre at the Former Chevra Tehilim Prayer House
He supervised or designed the construction of the Chevra Tehilim prayer house in 1896.
Burial place
New Jewish Cemetery
Founded in 1800, this cemetery became the resting place of rabbis, artists, photographers and civic leaders from modern Jewish Kraków. German occupiers devastated it and removed gravestones for sale or reuse, while postwar survivors recovered stones from Płaszów and assembled a lapidary memorial; it remains an active cemetery today.
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