"Nozyk synagogue"

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30 June 2021

A policeman walks past the Nozyk Synagogue on 29 June, 2021 in Warsaw, Poland. The Polish government has passed a bill that will severely restrict restitution claims by Jewish families for properties lost during the German Nazi occupation of Poland. The Polish government claims the bill will offer certainty to current owners of property while Israel says the bill is "immoral". Passing of the bill has led to a diplomatic row between the two countries.

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#6842336

30 June 2021

Part of the Nozyk Synagogue is seen next to a skyscraper on 29 June, 2021 in Warsaw, Poland. The Polish government has passed a bill that will severely restrict restitution claims by Jewish families for properties lost during the German Nazi occupation of Poland. The Polish government claims the bill will offer certainty to current owners of property while Israel says the bill is "immoral". Passing of the bill has led to a diplomatic row between the two countries.

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#3715408

27 January 2019

The Nozyk synagogue is seen in Warsaw, Poland on January 27, 2019.

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27 January 2019

Chief Rabbi of Poland Michael Shudrich holds a sign in remembrance of the viticims of the Holocaust at the Nozyk synagogue in Warsaw, Poland on January 27, 2019.

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#3715398

27 January 2019

Chief Rabbi of Poland Michael Shudrich lights a candle on International Holocaust Remembrance Day at the Nozyk synagogue in Warsaw, Poland on January 27, 2019.

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#3715414

27 January 2019

Chief Rabbi of Poland Michael Shudrich lights a candle on International Holocaust Remembrance Day at the Nozyk synagogue in Warsaw, Poland on January 27, 2019.

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#3715418

27 January 2019

Chief Rabbi of Poland, Michael Shudrich is seen speaking to a congregation of women Rabbis visiting the Nozyk synagogue in Warsaw, Poland on January 17, 2019.

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#3025404

11 August 2018

The Nozyk synagogue is seen in Warsaw, Poland on August 10, 2018.

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11 August 2018

The Nozyk synagogue is seen in Warsaw, Poland on August 10, 2018.

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11 August 2018

The Nozyk synagogue is seen in Warsaw, Poland on August 10, 2018.

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#2591903

2 April 2018

Worshippers are seen attending the morning service at the Nozyk synagogue on March 19, 2018 in Warsaw, Poland. Since the introduction of the so called Holocaust law by the government which criminalizes any effort to imply Polish involvement in the second World War atrocity which cost some 6 million Jewish lives Jewish communities have again felt under threat. Poland has seen a significant increase in xenophobic and anti-Jewish rhetoric since the installation of the conservative government in 2015.

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#2591904

2 April 2018

Worshippers are seen attending the morning service at the Nozyk synagogue on March 19, 2018 in Warsaw, Poland. Since the introduction of the so called Holocaust law by the government which criminalizes any effort to imply Polish involvement in the second World War atrocity which cost some 6 million Jewish lives Jewish communities have again felt under threat. Poland has seen a significant increase in xenophobic and anti-Jewish rhetoric since the installation of the conservative government in 2015.

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#2591905

2 April 2018

Worshippers are seen attending the morning service at the Nozyk synagogue on March 19, 2018 in Warsaw, Poland. Since the introduction of the so called Holocaust law by the government which criminalizes any effort to imply Polish involvement in the second World War atrocity which cost some 6 million Jewish lives Jewish communities have again felt under threat. Poland has seen a significant increase in xenophobic and anti-Jewish rhetoric since the installation of the conservative government in 2015.

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#2591906

2 April 2018

Worshippers are seen attending the morning service at the Nozyk synagogue on March 19, 2018 in Warsaw, Poland. Since the introduction of the so called Holocaust law by the government which criminalizes any effort to imply Polish involvement in the second World War atrocity which cost some 6 million Jewish lives Jewish communities have again felt under threat. Poland has seen a significant increase in xenophobic and anti-Jewish rhetoric since the installation of the conservative government in 2015.

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#2591907

2 April 2018

Worshippers are seen attending the morning service at the Nozyk synagogue on March 19, 2018 in Warsaw, Poland. Since the introduction of the so called Holocaust law by the government which criminalizes any effort to imply Polish involvement in the second World War atrocity which cost some 6 million Jewish lives Jewish communities have again felt under threat. Poland has seen a significant increase in xenophobic and anti-Jewish rhetoric since the installation of the conservative government in 2015.

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#2591908

2 April 2018

Worshippers are seen attending the morning service at the Nozyk synagogue on March 19, 2018 in Warsaw, Poland. Since the introduction of the so called Holocaust law by the government which criminalizes any effort to imply Polish involvement in the second World War atrocity which cost some 6 million Jewish lives Jewish communities have again felt under threat. Poland has seen a significant increase in xenophobic and anti-Jewish rhetoric since the installation of the conservative government in 2015.

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