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Image of the Week: Seder in Warsaw Ghetto

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April 16, 2019
Credit: Yad Vashem

Seder in the Warsaw Ghetto

A seder in the Warsaw Ghetto in Poland. The imperative to remember is a significant part of Passover. In the exhibition “And You Shall Tell Your Children,” Yad Vashem in Jerusalem explores some of the ways Passover was observed throughout Europe during the Holocaust.

Credit: Yad Vashem

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