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argentina
Alberto Nisman was murdered, Argentine investigators set to claim in new report
JTA
September 14, 2017
My Jewish Rosario
Jewish Journal
September 19, 2016
When I arrived in Rosario, Argentina for a six-week study abroad program this Summer through the School of Journalism and Communications at my college, I knew only a bit from my Rabbis about the large 110-year-old Jewish population there.
From Holocaust survivor to Mother of Plaza de Mayo
Jewish Journal
August 17, 2016
In October 1977, two couples, all Holocaust survivors, carpooled to an illegal protest in downtown Buenos Aires.
Argentine Jewish leaders call on government to make AMIA bombing a ‘national priority’
Jewish Journal
July 19, 2016
Argentine Jewish leaders called on the country’s government to make the investigation of the AMIA Jewish center bombing a “national priority” at a ceremony commemorating the attack that killed 85 and injured hundreds.
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