Cementerio Israelita, La Paz

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The Israelite Cemetery (Spanish: Cementerio Israelita de La Paz) is the only Jewish cemetery in Uruguay. It was established 28 November 1917. There are sections dedicated to Jews of different origins: Sephardim, Hungarian, German, Ashkenazim, etc.In 2014, QR codes were being implemented for its tombstones, in order to enable web access to images and location data for every tomb there. It is claimed to be the first cemetery in the world to have introduced this innovation.

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Ruta César Mayo Gutiérrez

Ruta César Mayo Gutiérrez
90100 La Paz
Canelones, Uruguay
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