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      <title>For some schoolkids in southern Italy, meeting their first Jew on Holocaust Day</title>
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                  When columnist Ruth Ellen Gruber talks to Italian schoolchildren on International Holocaust Memorial Day about what it means to be a Jew, she gets a question about the murdered 6 million to which there is no good answer.
              
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      <title>In Budapest, corruption probe amplifies calls for reform of communal institutions</title>
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                  In December, Hungarian police raided the main Jewish cemetery in Budapest and the offices of the Jewish burial society. Now some reformers are hoping the investigation will lead to larger changes in the community leadership. 
              
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