Tombstones of Cemetery in Königsberg

February 2022 Tombstone found in Kaliningrad.

Helena Landsberg née Simonsohn (1810 Lissa – 1874 Königsberg) was buried in the Tragheim Cemetery, the first Jewish cemetery in Königsberg (from 1704). It was located on the northern edge of the city at the time of its establishment and existed until the 1970s. Recently, the stone was rediscovered in another place in the city. The photo was sent to a member of the Kaliningrad Jewish Community. Two of Helene’s daughters married into the large East Prussian Jewish Eichelbaum family.

Photos from the last existing tombstones at the Old Jewish cemetery 1875-1928 in Kaliningrad (former Königsberg) , taken in March 2007, Nov 2018, Jan 2020, Jan 2021 and Nov 2023.

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Philippine Aschkanasy, geb. Rosenzweig, d. Ador 5616
D. Ferdinand, d. 22.11. ?
Samuel Flatow, b. 6.09.1850 d. 15.04.1907
Friederike Goetz nee Jsacksohn, b. ??.07.1849 d. ?7.12.1902 (?)
Rachel Halpern, d. 11.2.1917
Leo Henoch, d. 20. 4. 1913
Michael und Minna Keller, d. ?
Leo Klinkowstein, d. 30.8.1913
Mina Oppenheim, b. 18.09.1909, d. 14.09.1912
Johanna and Fischel (17.07.1858-18.3.1928) Rudberg, both were present at the opening of synagogue 1896
Rabbi Yisrael Salanter, d. 1883
Minna Schapiro, nee Gladstein from Suwalki
Jossel Chaim Schummann, d. 20.12.1915
Rosa Segalowski
Isaak Wohlgemuth, d. 23.2.1896
Cäcilie Zacharias, geb. Klenmann, Eduard Zacharias, d. 28.12.1920
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