ROHATYN JEWISH HEADSTONE DATABASE
Stone ID:
RX0053
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Inscription Style:
raised letter
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Name Original:
(?)רחל
Name English:
Rachel(?)
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Gender:
female
Death Date Hebrew:
--
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Primary Symbol:
crown
Epitaph Original:
(?)כתר שם טוב
הציון
(?)הלו הוא
מצבת
קבר(?) .רחל(?) האשה
החשובה … כפה
(?)השלה … …
שמרה … …
… … …
הציון
(?)הלו הוא
מצבת
קבר(?) .רחל(?) האשה
החשובה … כפה
(?)השלה … …
שמרה … …
… … …
Epitaph English:
the crown of a good name
Zion
... he(?) is
tombstone
grave(?) of Rachel(?) a prominent woman
honored ... her hands
... ... ...
... ... guarded
... ... ...
Zion
... he(?) is
tombstone
grave(?) of Rachel(?) a prominent woman
honored ... her hands
... ... ...
... ... guarded
... ... ...
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Other Notes:
The crown in the upper symbolic portion of this stone is flanked by a pair of lions.
The headstone image seen here is an excerpt from six interwar photographs of Rohatyn’s old Jewish cemetery, as seen in a collection preserved at the Andrey Sheptytsky National Museum in Lviv, used here by the courtesy of Dr. Sergey Kravtsov and with permission of the Museum. All of the stones in these photographs were stolen from the old cemetery for use in road construction during the German occupation of Rohatyn in WWII; to date none have been recovered, and all remain missing.
English translation by members of the Rohatyn District Research Group (RDRG).
The headstone image seen here is an excerpt from six interwar photographs of Rohatyn’s old Jewish cemetery, as seen in a collection preserved at the Andrey Sheptytsky National Museum in Lviv, used here by the courtesy of Dr. Sergey Kravtsov and with permission of the Museum. All of the stones in these photographs were stolen from the old cemetery for use in road construction during the German occupation of Rohatyn in WWII; to date none have been recovered, and all remain missing.
English translation by members of the Rohatyn District Research Group (RDRG).
Last Revision:
2026-03-10
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