Researchers under the leadership of Prof. Minna Rozen, then of Tel Aviv University, worked from 1988 to 1990 travelling across Turkey taking over 100,000 photos as well as mapping the cemeteries.
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Data of Over 61,000 Turkish Jewish Gravestones Online in New Database
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