Alternate names: Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki [Pol], Novi Dvor, נובי-דבור [Yid], Sde Chadash [Heb], Novy Dvor, Nowy Dwór, Mazoviecki, Russian: Новы-Двур-Мазовецки. 52°26' N, 20°43' E, 1900 Jewish population: 4,737.Masovian Voivodeship (since 1999); previously, it was in Warszawa Voivodeship (1975-1998). Now includes former village of Modlin It is the capital of Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki County.
- Yizkors: Pinkas Nowy Dwor (Tel Aviv, 1965) and Ondenk bukh fun Nowy Dwor (Los Angeles, 1947)
- 'Wanderings of a Child' in Pinkas Novy-Dvor (the Nowy Dwór Memorial Book). Quoted in Kugelmass, Jack and Jonathan Boyarin (1983) (translator and editors) From a Ruined Garden: The Memorial Book of Polish Jewry. New York: Schocken Books, 177 - 8
- Jewish Community in Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki on Virtual Shtetl
- Wikipedia [Jan 2015]
CEMETERY:
- Facebook page [Jan 2015]
- My brother, who lives in Israel, and I visited Nowy Dwor in July this year. We are both fluent in Polish and left Poland in 1957. We saw a cemetery totally destroyed and decided to do something about it. We have reached out to families with ties to Nowy Dwor and got some help from the Rabbi of Poland and the mayor of Nowy Dwor. We are also initiating a fund raising drive to build a fence and gate, cover the scattared bones in the cemetery and build a memorial since all the matzevot have been moved by the Nazis to pave roads. A recent website is still being developed: www.nowydworjewishmemorial.com/. This website will also have names of Jewish families who lived in Nowy Dwor for the last 300 years and which we got from the archives. Dr. Ze'ev Shaked <This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.> San Antonio, Texas.[October 2009]
- burial list [Jan 2015]