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This project seeks to collect all of the Jewish families from the town of Pardubice (Pardubitz) in Bohemia, Czech Republic.
Here:
http://www.vets.cz/vpm/10142-pametni-deska-obetem-holokaustu/
you will find the list of Holocaust victims of the city Pardubice.
The basic information (in Czech language) about the Jewish community from Pardubice can be found here:
http://www.pardubicepodlevas.cz/co-hybe-pardubicemi/synagoga-a-zido... .
More information see http://www.pardubickyslavin.cz/index.php/umisteni-hrbitova/zidovsky...
On the fifth and ninth of December 1942, more than twelve hundred Jews left the Pardubice train station. After the war, i.e. in two and a half years, only a tiny fraction of this community returned. Only 92 people from the district of Pardubice Oberlandrat survived the Holocaust.
https://www.mujrozhlas.cz/na-nedelni-vlne-z-pardubic/zapomenute-oso...
Pardubice - Jewish cemetery
Land for a cemetery was sold to Pardubice Jews in 1624. Even after expansion the cemetery was no longer sufficient; in 1883 the so-called New Cemetery was established. Upon orders from the German office the cemetery was liquidated in 1939 and remains were transferred to a common grave at the New Cemetery along with several tombstones, which were placed to the left of the entrance. In this cemetery is located a memorial with the names of 542 Pardubice victims of the Holocaust and a second dedicated to seven unknown victims that did not survive transport from Auschwitz in January 1945. Inscriptions on the tombstones are in Hebrew, German, and Czech.