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In the Akazian
Forest of the old cemetery to the east. A youth group at great
and great-great grandfather's grave in 1860. |
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Cemeteries
are everywhere on the hills. Neither the church nor the political
community have the need for a nice proper part of the cemetery.
Graves and vaults were made without giving or demanding completely exact
application, it is no wonder vaults of neither the same height nor the
same width or length are found. The distance from one another is
completely different and not once is there a straight line in front.
At the grave sites it still looks so varied. How can the Germans in the
Serbian community Kac have such an exemplary ordered cemetery?
Because the dimensions because not every neighbor, but only the church
servants may make the graves and because the cemeteries of the ancestors
were not abandoned to become overgrown. We hope that we make up for this
neglect later! Animal carcasses were collected by the (Wasenmeister?)
and buried in the animal (carrion) cemetery. He received 5 Dinar for
calves, 10-20 Dinar for larger animals, besides a free apartment and
100 Dinar a month from the community. A carrion oven was erected
for the purpose of cremating the carcasses, which was not thought of
until then even though bad abuses had occurred. |
