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Historic Torah Scroll To Make A Stop At Chabad Of The Hamptons In East Hampton

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The Kristallnacht Torah scroll set to be on display at the Chabad of the Hamptons. COURTESY MUSIA BAUMGARTEN

The Kristallnacht Torah scroll set to be on display at the Chabad of the Hamptons. COURTESY MUSIA BAUMGARTEN

The Kristallnacht Torah scroll. COURTESY MENACHEM KLEIN

The Kristallnacht Torah scroll. COURTESY MENACHEM KLEIN

authorJon Winkler on Jul 25, 2017
Kristallnacht—“the night of broken glass”—was November 9, 1938, when nearly endless shards littered streets throughout Germany, the broken windows of synagogues, homes and Jewish-owned businesses destroyed by rioters and Nazi... more

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