Cemeteries
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Šarani cemetery
📍 Шарани, Serbia
Šarani The village of Šarani is located in the southern part of the municipality of Gornji Milanovac, on the banks of the Dičina River. It borders the villages of Brđani, Semedraž, Takovo, Ločevci, and Drenova, and on the southwest side with Milićevci in the municipality of Čačak. Šarani has eight hamlets: Dolove, Šarenac, Ozrića Brdo, Baščinu, Sađevine, Pod, Ječmina, Luka, and Savinac, a small town that was formed when Prince Miloš built the Church of St. Sava in 1819 near the healing spring by the Dičina River. This area is also connected to the section of the "Miloš Veliki" Highway. It is believed that Šarani was a mining settlement in the Middle Ages. It is mentioned in Turkish defteras as the village of Andratnica or Andretnica. In addition to the indigenous population, new settlements began in the late 18th and 19th centuries with people from Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the surrounding area of Užice. Village Cemetery A small number of old tombstones have been preserved. Chronologically, the oldest ones are massive crosses and low monuments with geometric carvings of various sizes and shapes. The most common monuments are pillar-shaped and vertical slabs that end with a decoratively crafted cross.
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Săvârșin Orthodox Cemetery
📍 Savarsin, România
Săvârșin Orthodox Cemetery
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Schimatari Cemetery
📍 Schimatari, Regional unit of Boeotia, Greece
Schimatari Cemetery
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Selimbar Cemetery
📍 Selimbar, România
The Selimbar Cemetery is located north off of Strada Mihai Viteazul on Strada Cimitirului, less than .25 km, on the west side of the street.Postal zip code is 557260
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Sepsiszentgyörgy római katolikus temetö
📍 Sfantu Gheorghe, România
Sepsiszentgyörgy római katolikus temetö
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Serbian Orthodox Cathedral
📍 Zagreb, Croația
Serbian Orthodox Cathedral
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Sf. Ier. Nicolae
📍 Capu Piscului, România
Sf. Ier. Nicolae
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Shtip City Cemetery
📍 Ново Село, Macedonia de Nord
Shtip City Cemetery
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Silimna Cemetery
📍 Silimna, Regional unit of Arcadia, Greece
The cemetery used to be in the centre of the village at the location of the Church of the Annunciation, which was built in 1894. The cemetery was relocated to its present site, by the nearby Church of Agia Paraskevi. It is surrounded by a stone wall and contains many old and recent graves in a forest of cypresses.
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Silistra
📍 Silistra, Obshtina Silistra, Bulgaria
Silistra
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Silistra Jewish Cemetery
📍 Silistra, Obshtina Silistra, Bulgaria
Source: http://www.heritageabroad.gov/Portals/0/Reports%20and%20Surveys/Bulgaria%20Jewish%20sites%202011%20(2).pdf?ver=2016-02-24-124044-887 Silistra The first Jewish community in Silistra was established in the 16th century. When the survey was conducted, the Silistra Jewish population consisted of only 14 people. The Jewish cemetery is located near the Romanian boarder, next to the old Christian cemetery. An oil factory and several residential blocks now occupy the cemetery site. There is no fence or gate marking the boundaries of the 1,200 square meter site. Scores of marble and granite gravestones inscribed in Bulgarian, Hebrew, and Romanian, mostly from the 20th century, are still visible, though most of the site is obscured by thick vegetation. Rabbi Eliezer Papo, an influential expert on Jewish law and ethics who was born in Sarajevo in 1785, was buried in the Jewish cemetery after his death in a cholera epidemic in the 1820s. His tomb is a place of pilgrimage, and a new monument, separated from the other graves by a fence, was constructed in 1998. A mikveh (ritual bath) was also recently built there for the use of pilgrims. The site is owned by the national Jewish community.
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Simonopetra Monastery
📍 Dafni, Peninsula of Mount Athos, Greece
Simonopetra Monastery (Greek: Σιμωνόπετρα, literally: "Simon's Rock"), also Monastery of Simonos Petra (Greek: Μονή Σίμωνος Πέτρας), is an Eastern Orthodox monastery in the monastic state of Mount Athos in Greece. Simonopetra ranks thirteenth in the hierarchy of the Athonite monasteries.
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Sinjsko groblje
📍 Sinj, Croația
Sinjsko groblje
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Șipet Cemetery
📍 Sipet, România
Șipet Cemetery
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Skiathos Cemetery
📍 Skiathos, Regional unit of Sporades, Greece
Skiathos Cemetery
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Škofja Loka
📍 Škofja Loka, Slovenia
Škofja Loka
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Slatine Cemetery
📍 Slatine, Grad Split, Croatia
Slatine Cemetery
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Sljivosevci
📍 Sljivosevci, Općina Magadenovac, Croatia
Sljivosevci
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Slunj Cemetery
📍 Slunj, Grad Slunj, Croatia
Slunj Cemetery
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Smihelsko Pokopalisce
📍 Novo Mesto, Mestna občina Novo mesto, Slovenia
Smihelsko Pokopalisce
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Smrika Cemetery
📍 Šmrika, Croația
Smrika Cemetery
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Snagov Monastery
📍 Silistea Snagovului, România
Snagov Monastery
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Soko Banja Cemetery
📍 Niš, Nišavski okrug, Serbia
Soko Banja Cemetery
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Solca Catholic Cemetery
📍 Solca, Oraş Solca, Romania
Solca Catholic Cemetery
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