A short history of the cemeteries in Denmark There are two large
cemeteries in Copenhagen - the oldest, "Mosaisk Nordre
Kirkegaard" in Møllegade established in 1693 and in use until
1967, and the other "Mosaisk Vestre Cemetery" established in
1886 which is still in use. Furthermore there are Jewish
cemeteries in ten provincial towns in Denmark: The two oldest
are those in Fredericia and in Nakskov both presumed to have
been established around 1700. Then after almost a century
follows Faaborg established in 1795, Randers in 1807, Aalborg in
1810, Assens in 1824 and Odense in 1824. And even later
cemeteries are established in Århus, All these cemeteries will
be digitized and made available for online search on: JewishGen
Online Worldwide Burial Registry The listings of burials from
some of the below mentioned cemeteries which were found on the
Scancinavia SIG website - Denmark will be removed, as the
information is now available on the JOWBR. The listings from the
Copenhagen Western Cemetery will not be removed