Obj. ID: 52851
Memorials Uchanie Victims Monument in the Southern Tel Aviv (Holon, Bat Yam) Cemetery, Israel
Memorial Name:
No official name.
Who is Commemorated?
The Jews of Uchanie, Poland, who perished in the Holocaust.
Description:
The monument is located in the Western Alley of the cemetery, along with dozens of other Holocaust memorials built by Landsmannschaft organizations, survivors, and relatives.
This memorial is a large, dark rectangular stone slab inscribed in Hebrew, placed between two tall light-colored stone pillars and set on a light-colored base. On the base, there is a smaller panel with an etched image of Jewish people in a synagogue.
There are two low pillars connected by the chain in front of the monument. Three memorial candle holders are placed inside the pillars
Inscription:
On the slab, in Hebrew:
לזכר
קדושי קהילת
אוחניה
פלך - לובלין
שנספו בשואה
כ"ד סיון תש"ב
הי"ד
Translation: In memory of / The martyrs of the Ohania community / District of Lublin / Who perished in the Holocaust / 24th of Sivan, 5702 / May God avenge their blood.
Commissioned by:
Holocaust survivors from Uchanie.
Probably, the image of the Jews in a synagogue shows a synagogue in Uchanie. No other images of synagogues in Uchanie are known.
sub-set tree: 
Length (including the central dark slab): 190 cm
Length without the slab: 178 cm
Hight of the pillar: 65 cm
Width of the pillar: 15 cm
Hight of the slab: 100 cm
On the image of the synagogue, in Hebrew:
דני דביקו
Translation: Dani Daviko.
For the history of the community and Holocaust history, see "Uchanie,"
Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos 1933-1945, ed. Martin Dean, vol. 2 (Bloomington: The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, 2012), p. 722.
For the photograph of the memorial done in the 1980s or the 1990s, see, "ID 39023"
The Archive of Ghetto Fighters' House, https://www.infocenters.co.il/gfh/multimedia/Photos/Idea/36542, א.jpg.