Shlomo was a survivor of the Farhud.
To understand why Shlomo’s story matters, you have to go back to June 1, 1941.
It is Shavuot in Baghdad.
The Jewish community is putting on their holiday clothes.
Shlomo was a survivor of the Farhud.
To understand why Shlomo’s story matters, you have to go back to June 1, 1941.
It is Shavuot in Baghdad.
The Jewish community is putting on their holiday clothes.
"At least 180 Jews were confirmed murdered—though many believe the number was much higher. Thousands were injured. Homes were looted. Synagogues were desecrated. Girls were gang-raped in front of their families. Infants were thrown into the Tigris River."
An October 7 in 1941.
"At least 180 Jews were confirmed murdered—though many believe the number was much higher. Thousands were injured. Homes were looted. Synagogues were desecrated. Girls were gang-raped in front of their families. Infants were thrown into the Tigris River."
An October 7 in 1941.
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