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Tore ukradene iz Mađarske u II. svjetskom ratu pronađene u Rusiji
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Torahs taken from Hungary in WWII found in Russian library
February 18, 2014 5:20pm
BUDAPEST, Hungary (JTA) — One hundred Torah scrolls that were looted from Hungary during World War II were discovered in Russia by a chief rabbi of Hungary. Rabbi Slomo Koves, executive rabbi of the Unified Hungarian Jewish Congregation, or EMIH, discovered the scrolls and other pieces of Judaica in the Lenin Library in the town of Nizhniy Novgorod. Hungary’s artifacts, among them the famous Calvinist library of Sarospatak in eastern Hungary, were taken from the country by the Russian army during the war.
Budapest (JTA). Stotinu svitaka Tore koje su ukradene iz Mađarske u toku II. svjetskog rata otkrio je u Rusiji glavni rabin Mađarske Slomo Koves iz Unified Hunagarian Jewish Congregation (EMIH). On je pronašao Tore i druge dijelove Judaike u "Lenin Library" u gradu Nižni Novgorodu. Mađarske vrijednosti, među njima i poznata Calvinistička biblioteka Sarospatak iz istočne Mađarske, su iznesene iz zemlje od strane Ruske armije u toku rata. EMIH i ruski predstavnici pregovaraju kako da restoriraju i vrate svitke Tore Židovskoj zajednici....
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