Remains of the Jewish cemetery
Rappoporta st Lviv
behind the hospital

Building of the former Jewish Museum
Sholem Aleihem st Lviv

Jewish hospital
Rappoporta st Lviv

Monument on the site of the Jewish cemetery in Bibrka (Lviv region, Ukraine)

Tkuma

Jewish museum in Dnipro

Menora center

Synagogue and kenesa in Vilnius

Jewish cemetery in Vilnius

New Cemetery in Užupis  was active from 1828 to 1943 or 1948. It was also destroyed by the Soviet authorities in the 1960s following the destruction of the Great Synagogue of Vilna. Tombstones from the two old cemeteries were used for staircases in various construction works around the city.^[3] Currently a memorial constructed of them marks the location of the former entrance to the cemetery. Moreover, there are plans to build a monument in place of the old cemetery in Užupis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_cemeteries_of_Vilnius