Jewish Cemetery Rat-Beil-Strasse

The Jewish Cemetery in Frankfurt commemorates the Jews who died in the war during World War II. There are many small boxes that symbolize the departed Jews. There are many flowers and candles. It should be commemorated by the Germans often.

The memorial of the cemetery is very meaningful. Many people put small stones on the plaid, and I don't know if they are a way to express their memorial. Mainly to commemorate the victims of World War II.

It's engraved with the names of all the Frankfurt Jews lost in the Holocaust, and it's a reminder of the suffering that war has brought to the civilian population, of the discrimination that war has brought to the race.

The Jewish Cemetery, located in downtown Frankfurt, is an important Jewish memorial cemetery in Germany. There is a memorial wall inside the cemetery. There are many small metal boxes on the wall. The box is engraved with the Jewish names that were maimed in World War II.

The Jewish Cemetery is a monumental and powerful thing, with many stones here, and some of the World War II stuff can be vaguely found.