the flowers of the Břeclav Jewish cemetery

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Mikulov – the Jewish cemetery (Židovský hřbitov)

Břeclav – Jewish cemetery (Židovský hřbitov)

Budapest – Kozma utcai izraelita temető (Jewish cemetery at Kozma street), the succulents

Budapest – Kozma utcai izraelita temető (Jewish cemetery at Kozma street), part 2

Budapest – Kozma utcai izraelita temető (Jewish cemetery at Kozma street), the mosaics

Budapest – Kozma utcai izraelita temető (Jewish cemetery at Kozma street), part 1

Budapest – Nemzeti Sírkert (National Graveyard), part 2

Budapest – Nemzeti Sírkert (National Graveyard), part 1

for you don’t count the dead when God’s on your side

Hall of Fame (Hungarian edition)

Třebíč – the Jewish cemetery (Židovský hřbitov)

Uraj

Salzburg – the flowers of St. Peter

Heiligenblut am Großglockner

Salzburg – Sebastiansfriedhof

Venice – day 3

Salzburg – Petersfriedhof, part 2

Salzburg – Petersfriedhof, part 1

Prague – The old Jewish cemetery (Starý židovský hřbitov)

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Starý židovský hřbitov, the old Jewish cemetery of Prague.

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Today with a coworker of mine we visited the catacombs of the St. Peter cemetery.

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Well. That’s what having Latin lessons at school is good for: Hic locus est ubi mors gaudet, succurrere vitae. Picnicking with Móricka at the St. Peter cemetery.

Salzburg – the old military cemetery

Despite of the small amount of gravestones, more than 2000 soldiers and officiers of the Imperial and Royal Army of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy have their grave in this small cemetery.

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A walk with my sister and Móricka in the nearby cemetery.