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Jewish culture in today`s Poland [158]
then why should anyone else?
It is Polish duty to care because:
1. Cemeteries are located in Poland.
2. Cemeteries contain the remains of Polish citizens who lived and worked in Poland and contributed to its development, both economic and cultural.
Swastikas spray-painted on British war graves in Israel
The same nasty acts happen in Jewish cemeteries in Poland. So, your example is useless.
Besides, I asked you about Polish burial site and you reply about the British.
is very commonplace in israel
No, it isn`t. It is a lie, as usual in your posts. :):):)
Polish graves are well maintained in Israel:
Outside the walls of the old city in Jerusalem, on the slope of Mount Zion, between the Cenacle and the church of St. Peter in Gallicantu is an extraordinary, although rarely visited by tourists, place.
It is a small Christian cemetery, covering an area of approximately one hectare. There are several hundred graves marked with crosses. Surrounded by a stone wall with a gate made of decorative steel grating. Someone placed a modest plaque in English on it, saying that this is the grave of Oskar Schindler.
In the lower part of the cemetery there is a Polish plot with several dozen graves of people buried here mainly in the years 1941-1948. An obelisk towers over this part of the cemetery, with an inscription on it:
"In tribute to the Poles resting in this cemetery, civilians and soldiers of the Second Polish Corps of General Władysław Anders, former prisoners of war and prisoners of Soviet labor camps, who died on their way to their homeland during World War II and after its end. Poland remembers you, Republic of Poland, Warsaw-Jerusalem 2006. 
