Leopold Méyet

1850–1912 (age 62)

Biography

Leopold Méyet was a Polish writer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries who contributed to the literary landscape of his era. His works reflected the cultural and intellectual currents of fin-de-siècle Poland, engaging with themes relevant to his contemporaries.

Méyet's literary career spanned several decades, during which he established himself as a notable figure in Polish letters. He was laid to rest at the Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery, a significant burial ground that reflects the rich Jewish heritage of Warsaw.

Also buried at Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery

Pinkus Szenicer
1912–1983 (age 71)
Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery
Member of the Polish Jewish community whose life reflected twentieth-century Jewish experience.
Jakob Dinesohn
1851–1919 (age 68)
Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery
Wanda Siemaszko
1932–2024 (age 92)
Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery
Leonard Pohoryles
1916–1995 (age 79)
Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery
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Antoni Eisenbaum
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Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery
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L. L. Zamenhof
1859–1917 (age 58)
Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery
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