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German artist Gunter Demnig puts three 'Snublesten', or Stolpersteine, in front of the Synagogue in

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The municipal council of the Italian town of Schio, population 40,000, has rejected a proposal to honor its citizens who perished in the death camps with Stolpersteine.

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Holocaust memorial stone vandalized in Rome

The sticker was cut to perfectly fit the stone and read a message in German: “The murderer always returns to the scene of the crime.”

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