Remains of Holocaust Victims Buried in Jewish Cemetery in Budapest
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A look inside the Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery, where human remains of Holocaust victims were recently buried. Photo: Wikipedia, by Lihi Laszlo.
Human remains found in 2011, including many believed to be of Jews shot on the banks of the Danube River near the end of World War II, were buried Friday in a Jewish cemetery in Budapest.
Two wooden caskets containing hundreds of bone fragments were laid to rest according to Jewish customs in a ceremony attended by Christian clergy and government officials.
Read full story at The Associated Press.
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