Abandoned synagogue, Nowy Korczyn, Poland, 2006. Photo (c) Ruth Ellen Gruber
By Ruth Ellen Gruber
The New Year brings a new warning that Polands Jewish hertitage sites are in danger. Scarcely new news, but important to stress.
Monika Krawczyk, CEO of FODZ, the Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland, makes the point in the Jerusalem Post.
"There are about 1,200 Jewish cemeteries and nearly 200 synagogues in Poland that survived the war," said Monika Krawczyk, president of the Warsaw-based Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland, which oversees the sites on behalf of the Jewish community. "But now, many are in a terrible state of disrepair and are literally falling apart," she told The Jerusalem Post in an interview during a visit to Jerusalem, adding that, "if we don't act now to save these sites, in another 10 or 20 years there will be nothing left to see."Read Full Story HERE
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