Prior to World War II, Prague was home to a large Jewish Community.
Like most other places in Europe, the Jewish people were mostly
confined to a walled-in Ghetto, although in the 1780's the King
of Czechoslovakia outlawed most forms of discrimination. Today, around 6,000
Jews live in Prague compared to a pre-WWII population of 120,000.
This picture is of the historical Jewish Cemetery.
Jewish Cemetery