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Kristallnacht commemoration held in Greenwich Village

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“Kristallnacht commemoration held in Greenwich Village”

On Nov. 1, when thousands crossed the finish line in Central Park and early voting ended, some New Yorkers united for an interfaith memorial to an event that many see as the real and symbolic start of the Holocaust. Nazis stormtroopers, joined by some German citizens, on Nov. 9, 1938, organized a state-sponsored attack on... Read More

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