Bianca Sylvia - Admin

Many graves in the cemetery remain undocumented, and numerous Hebrew inscribed headstones have become difficult to read. In the absence of a complete cadastral register and archival records, there is a responsibility to properly identify and document these graves, preserving the memory and legacy of the community – including the 1,200 members who were deported. […]

In many provincial towns where Jewish communities were destroyed during the Holocaust, abandoned cemeteries remain the only visible reminder of the once-vibrant Jewish presence. In recognition of this reality, the restoration of deteriorating gravestones and, in several locations, the repair of cemetery fencing has become necessary. This initiative will support preservation efforts in the following

The Székesfehérvár Jewish Community seeks to preserve its historical legacy and strengthen the connection between Hungarian Jews in the diaspora and their ancestral heritage. This three-part initiative will establish a searchable digital archive of community documents, photographs, and architectural plans; create a comprehensive photographic record of the local Jewish cemetery to preserve deteriorating inscriptions; and

This project aims to carry out the professional restoration and preservation of the historic section of the Székesfehérvár Jewish cemetery. The cemetery’s oldest graves date back to the 18th century, and the site remains an important historical and religious landmark of the city’s Jewish community. The work includes structural stabilization and restoration of gravestones, preservation

The gravesite of Taub Izsák Ezekiel (1751–1821), a revered Hasidic leader, together with its associated visitor center, is an active destination for pilgrims and visitors. However, improvements are needed to enhance accessibility and visitor services. At present, access to the site is unsafe and poses a significant risk. The construction of a new pedestrian crossing,