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Historic Polish Synagogue Purchased for Restoration by International Heritage Group
An international group has purchased the historic Trzebinia synagogue in Poland for restoration after years of neglect. The project, involving Israeli and Polish partners, aims to create a Jewish museum and heritage center.
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- 01The historic Trzebinia synagogue in Poland was acquired by an international heritage initiative for restoration.
- 02The project aims to create a Jewish museum and heritage center at the restored synagogue site.
- 03The acquisition involves Meir Bulka of Israel's J-NERATIONS and Jacek Purski from the Auschwitz center.
- 04The restoration seeks to preserve the memory of Trzebinia's Jewish community destroyed by the Shoah.
- 05A Polish foundation will be established to manage the restoration and fundraising efforts.
The initiative seeks to preserve the memory of the town's pre-Shoah Jewish community, which was destroyed during the Holocaust. A foundation will be established in Poland to oversee the restoration and fundraising.
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