Memorial to the Jews of Zelem

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The Memorial to the Jews of Zelem (German: Denkmal für die Juden von Zelem) commemorates the Jewish community in the Austrian market town of Deutschkreutz in Burgenland, which was expelled in 1938. It was erected and unveiled in 2012 and is located in front of the former residence of the composer Karl Goldmark. The memorial was initiated by Michael Feyer.

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