The Lublin Yeshiva Library was thought to be destroyed by the Nazis. Then its books started turning up.
(JTA) — For decades after World War II, a famed Jewish house of study in Poland was consigned to oblivion.
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(JTA) — For decades after World War II, a famed Jewish house of study in Poland was consigned to oblivion.
"If this yeshiva and its library were so famous, and it was such a prestigious thing for the Nazis to destroy it, why are there no traces — no photos or documents — actually proving that it happened?