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The
unlandmarked Progressive/Reform cemetery was established during the 19th
century. The isolated, rural, flat area surrounded by farmland has no sign
or marker. Reached by turning off a dirt road, access is open to all with no
wall, fence, or gate. No gravestones remain. The municipality owns the
property used as a waste dump. No visitors. No known mass graves,
structures, maintenance or care. It was vandalized during and following
WWII. The only threat is from vegetation overgrowth disturbing graves.
Michal Witwicki, Dembowskiego 12/54, 02-784, Warszawa, completed this
survey on 16 Oct. 1991, tel. 28-10-1991 based on a site visit interviews
with Elenora Piergoman and Mr. Robert Ciernak, employee of the community
office.
Text source: Jewishgen org
http://www.jewishgen.org/cemetery/e-europe/pol-d-f.html
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