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Furor over Danube remains search deepens
The Mazsihisz federation of the Neolog community issued a statement last week stating its opposition to the search, said that the project was “superfluous” and “contrary to Jewish law.”
A World War Two memorial of mass killings on the banks of the Danube River is seen in Budapest, February 11, 2014. A main Jewish group in Hungary has recently voted to boycott official Holocaust commemorations this year unless they more clearly show the role of local citizens in the Nazi deportation
(photo credit:
REUTERS/BERNADETT SZABO
)
By
JEREMY SHARON
JANUARY 24, 2019 01:06
Updated:
JANUARY 25, 2019 02:23
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