Imbriovec Jewish Section within Municipal Cemetery

Cemetery Information

Country
Croatia
Region
Koprivničko-križevačka županija
District
Đelekovec
Settlement
Imbriovec
Site address
Imbriovec bb.
GPS coordinates
N/A
Perimeter length
N/A
Is the cemetery demolished
no
Type and height of existing fence
No fence.
Preservation condition
Jewish section
General site condition
The Jewish section is in good, though is not clearly demarcated from the non-Jewish section.
Number of existing gravestones
3. Inscriptions on the gravestones are illegible.
Date of oldest tombstone
N/A
Date of newest tombstone
N/A
Urgency of erecting a fence
Fence is not needed
Land ownership
Municipality
Preserved construction on site
No
Drone surveys
No

Historical overview

Imbriovec is a town in the Koprivnica-Križevci County. The earliest record of Imbriovec is from 1495. In 1857, the population was 428 and in 1910, 736. There is no historical knowledge of the Jewish community of the town. The local Jewish cemetery is part of the Imbriovec municipal cemetery. The cemetery still contains three Jewish graves that are on the cemetery’s main trail.

Although the inscriptions are gone, making it difficult to read, the three remaining graves belong to the Fisher family. One of the markers belongs to David Fisher, born in 1845 and who later died at the age of 86. The Fisher family was known for the famous war photographer, Hugo Fischer Ribari´c, who lived in Yugoslavia during the Second World War and took many photographs to document Bros Tito’s partisan units. Ribarc’s film about Jasenovac, a concentration camp in present-day Croatia, was the first piece of evidence against the atrocities of Croatian nationalists during the Holocaust.

Imbriovec Jewish Section within Municipal Cemetery
Imbriovec Jewish Section within Municipal Cemetery
Imbriovec Jewish Section within Municipal Cemetery
Imbriovec Jewish Section within Municipal Cemetery
Imbriovec Jewish Section within Municipal Cemetery
Imbriovec Jewish Section within Municipal Cemetery