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Czech graveyards as community records
Old Bohemian and Moravian Jewish Cemeteries by Arno Parik My rating: 3 of 5 stars Arno Parik’s introduction opens with the Talmudic law that the dead are to be guaranteed the eternal inviolability of their graves. When founding these historic … Continue reading










