Beginning in 1855, the Jews of Schijndel and neighboring Sint
Oedenrode formed a single community. The combined community's
synagogue and school were located in a house on the Hoofdstraat in
Schijndel. In 1868, the community built a new synagogue behind the
Hoofdstraat location. From 1872 until the 1890s, the Schijndel
community functioned as an independent community separate from that
Sint Oedenrode. In 1899, the Schijndel community lost its
independent status and was merged into the Jewish community at Veghel.
In 1945, a memorial stone for the Jews of Schijndel and
surroundings murdered during the Second World War was unveiled at
the "Wijbosch" Jewish cemetery at Schijndel. The cemetery is
maintained by the local authorities.
Jewish population in Schijndel:
| 1809 | 3 |
| 1840 | 12 |
| 1869 | 23 |
Dossier
Dossiers (158) van de Commissie voor Oorlogsschade mbt 155 joodse
gemeentes (Amsterdam en mediene), 1945-1950.
Collectie > Documenten > 00005954
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Overzichtsfoto
1982 (ca.)
Foto's (3) van grafstenen van Caroliena de Heer en Gabriel
Monnickendam op begraafplaats Schijndel, circa 1982.
Collectie > Fotos > 40003412
Portretfoto
1896 (ca.)
Portretfoto van B. de Waal (1845-1896), circa 1896.
Collectie > Fotos > 40001115
Verborgen in Brabantse bodem : Joodse begraafplaatsen in Noord-Brabant
2002
Verborgen in Brabantse bodem : Joodse begraafplaatsen in Noord-Brabant.
Collectie > Literatuur > 12009668
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[Binnenlandse berichten] : Amsterdam
1872
Verslag van de vergadering van de Centrale Commissie op 4 juni.
Collectie > Joodse pers > 20013224