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IDA GARIBALDI IDA GARIBALDI
Jerusalem Post
07-30-2009
Roman holiday
Byline: IDA GARIBALDI IDA GARIBALDI
Edition: Daily
Section: Features
Memo: Jews come together for the 65th anniversary of the reopening of the the Italian capital's Great Synagogue. The writer is an adjunct professor of government at St. John's University, Rome Campus.

On June 4, Roman Jews celebrated a particularly blissful event. Sixty-five years ago to the day, Allied soldiers liberated Rome from German and Italian forces, entered the ghetto and on June 5 reopened the Great Synagogue. After six years of persecution at ...

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