Ukrainian City Agrees to Remove Jewish Headstones Used as Pavement
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The entrance to Woksalna Metro Station, near Dnepropetrovsk railway station in Ukraine. Photo: wiki commons.
The Forward – The city of Lviv in Ukraine agreed to remove Jewish headstones currently used as pavement.
The grave markers, from cemeteries destroyed by the Nazis during their occupation of Ukraine in the 1940s, will be moved to the only cemetery that was not destroyed during the Holocaust, according to Sprirt24, a Netherlands-based news agency.
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