Jewish Cemetery in Dębno

The Jewish cemetery in Dębno lies on what is now Kostrzyńska Street. It covered about 0.2 hectare. The heritage register dates it to the mid-18th century, and the complex was entered in the register of immovable monuments (number A-2010, entered in July 2021).

Fate of the cemetery

During the Second World War the cemetery was devastated. Today it is unfenced, and the only trace of it is a few marks of graves.

What it is today

The site remains a place of remembrance of the former Jewish community of Dębno. No plaque or lapidarium on the site is known. The Church of St Anthony also stands in Dębno itself.

Practical information

• Address: Kostrzyńska Street, Dębno, Myślibórz County.
• The cemetery is a burial place and requires quiet and respect; the marks of graves are hard to recognise, so we do not go deeper into the site.
• Check the state of the site and the rules of access with the town office before your visit.