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PLAQUE UNVEILED ON FORMER SYNAGOGUE IN SISAK

SISAK ++SISAK, Jan 14 (Hina) - A plaque was unveiled on a former synagogue in +Sisak (about 50km southeast of Zagreb) on Thursday in recognition +on the contribution of Sisak's Jews to the town and in memory of +Jewish victims of World War II in Sisak and the surrounding areas.+ The plaque on the music school "Fran Lhoka", a former synagogue, was +unveiled by Sisak's Mayor Darko Pavlak and president of the +Coordination of Jewish Municipalities in Croatia, Ognjen Kraus.+ The writing on the plaque reads: "This building held a synagogue +since its construction and benediction in 1880 until the +destruction of the Sisak Jewish community in the 1941 holocaust".+ Speaking about the history of the Jewish community in Sisak, Kraust +recalled that 248 Jews had lived in Sisak before WWII. Only several +Jews survived World War II, and the Sisak Jewish community no longer +exists, Kraus stressed.+ Speaking at the ceremony was als
SISAK, Jan 14 (Hina) - A plaque was unveiled on a former synagogue in Sisak (about 50km southeast of Zagreb) on Thursday in recognition on the contribution of Sisak's Jews to the town and in memory of Jewish victims of World War II in Sisak and the surrounding areas. The plaque on the music school "Fran Lhoka", a former synagogue, was unveiled by Sisak's Mayor Darko Pavlak and president of the Coordination of Jewish Municipalities in Croatia, Ognjen Kraus. The writing on the plaque reads: "This building held a synagogue since its construction and benediction in 1880 until the destruction of the Sisak Jewish community in the 1941 holocaust". Speaking about the history of the Jewish community in Sisak, Kraust recalled that 248 Jews had lived in Sisak before WWII. Only several Jews survived World War II, and the Sisak Jewish community no longer exists, Kraus stressed. Speaking at the ceremony was also Beno Heis, the grandson of the last rabbi in Sisak who fell victim of the holocaust and the Ustasha regime when he was killed in the Jasenovac concentration camp. The chief rabbi in Croatia, Kotel Dadon, led a Hebrew prayer. (hina) lml mm

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