slovenian names A-Z:
http://www.rodoslovje.com/priimki/K/Korot-Kosch.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Jews_in_Sloveniagravesearch Ljubljana/ Slovenia - only graves of central-cemetery Žale opened 1906 and still in use - 5 persons with Dane-lastname:
http://grobovi.zale.si/index.aspx?Lang=ENGZale cemetery: Zale Pod Hmeljniki 2, Ljubljana
info@zale.si "1.5 meters high yew hedge on three sides and a wall on the fourth sets it off from the rest of the municipal cemetery. The small rectangular plot has a 3-4 meter section of hedge down, following an accidental leaf fire in 1995. Unlocked iron gates with Stars of David along with Hebrew and Slovenian wording indicates the Jewish cemetery, the only individual cemetery separated by religion from the main part. 24 marked Jewish graves, some for more than one person, are arranged around the perimeter of the section. Stones are simple with only a name and date of death. One tomb marks an unidentified Jewish WWII victim. Jews in mixed marriages are buried in the main part of the cemetery with their families. Book includes pictures. Source: Jewish Monuments in Slovenia. Jewish Heritage Research Center: November 1996 and The US Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad. Gruber, Ruth Ellen und Samuel D."
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