Jewish Cemetery Bruck an der Leitha

The Jewish community in Bruck had already ceased to exist before 1938; the Jewish families belonged to the Jewish Community Mödling. There was a Jewish section in the local municipal cemetery, however. In 1945, the remains of 155 murdered Hungarian-Jewish slave laborers were laid to rest there. The cemetery no longer contains any headstones. In 2009, a newly designed memorial was created in the former Jewish section of the cemetery. The cemetery is freely accessible to the public.