Posted on Oct 17, 2018
Excavation Of Lithuania's Great Synagogue Highlights A 'Painful Page' From History
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Today there is a gaping 10-foot hole in what used to be the principal's office, exposing masonry that once was the back of the bimah, the central platform from where the Torah was read in the city's 17th century Great Synagogue. A team of archaeologists from Lithuania, Israel and the U.S. made the discovery this summer.
Excavation Of Lithuania's Great Synagogue Highlights A 'Painful Page' From History
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idiot Holocaust deniers KKK people like David Duke said that this never happened.
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Book by a survivor of the Holocaust in Lithuania: https://www.amazon.com/Hope-Honor-Soldiers-Courage-Survival-ebook/dp/B019N1PS8A
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I've heard most of the stories, though not that one...friends and family who've gone to places near there, incl Germany, convey an essentially funeareal and/or charnel house atmosphere to the whole place, from what they've related....
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