Archaeologists Confirm Lithuanian Power Grid Was Built With Jewish Tombstones
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A Lithuanian electrical substation was build using tombstones from a nearby Jewish cemetery. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Yahoo/AP – Archaeologists confirmed this week that the electrical substation was built with tombstones pilfered from a Jewish cemetery.
Vilinius Mayor Remigijus Simasius told the AP he’s already asked the utility companies that own the substation, which feeds electricity to thousands of homes, to find a way to move them to a “proper resting place.”
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