Cultivating memory places on the examples of cemeteries in Głogówek
Issues relating to the shaping, care and protection of cemeteries are a multi-faceted issue due to the specificity of this type of space. In particular, it is a difficult subject for deserted bands located on the territory of the cultural and national borderland. The article will present two cemeteries, Jewish and Evangelical, created in the 19th century in the area of the modern boundaries of the village of Głogówek in Upper Silesia. These will be compared in order to determine their state of preservation, contemporary cultural reception, value indications and methods of protection. Selected teams, which are now closed, are characterised by a comparable period of their establishment, their location, and their similar surface area. Generally, in the case of both of the cemeteries in the region, there are no churches of denominations in question.

Streszczenie

Problematyka dotycząca kształtowania, pielęgnacji, a także ochrony cmentarzy z uwagi na specyfikę tego typu przestrzeni stanowi wieloaspektowe zagadnienie. W szczególności jest to temat trudny względem opuszczonych zespołów, znajdujących się na terenach pogranicza kulturowo-narodowościowego. W artykule przedstawione zostaną dwa cmentarze, żydowski oraz ewangelicki, powstałe w XIX wieku w obszarze współczesnych granic miejscowości Głogówek na terenie Górnego Śląska. Zostaną one poddane porównaniu w celu określenia stanu ich zachowania, współczesnego odbioru pod względem kulturowym, wskazania wartości oraz sposobów ochrony. Wybrane zespoły, współcześnie już nieczynne, cechuje porównywalny okres ich założenia, lokalizacja, zbliżona powierzchnia. Zasadniczo także w obu przypadkach w okolicy nie ma już kościołów kultywujących omawiane wyznania

Issues relating to the shaping, care and protection of cemeteries are a multi-faceted issue due to the specificity of this type of space. In particular, it is a difficult subject for deserted bands located on the territory of the cultural and national borderland. The article will present two cemeteries, Jewish and Evangelical, created in the 19th century in the area of the modern boundaries of the village of Głogówek in Upper Silesia. These will be compared in order to determine their state of preservation, contemporary cultural reception, value indications and methods of protection. Selected teams, which are now closed, are characterised by a comparable period of their establishment, their location, and their similar surface area. Generally, in the case of both of the cemeteries in the region, there are no churches of denominations in question.