Jewish Graves Vandalized in Hungary; Human Remains Scattered
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The office of Prime Minister Viktor Orban condemned the "barbaric" desecration of 20 Jewish graves in Hungary . Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
i24News – Twenty graves have been vandalized in a Jewish cemetery, The Associated Press, quoting the leader of a small Hungarian Jewish community, reported on Sunday.
According to Peter Weisz the damage to the graves in the northeastern city of Gyongyos, including the scattering of human remains, was “unprecedented.”
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