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Jew Wounded in Anti-semitic Incident in Argentina

September 10, 1951
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The Jewish organizations of Argentina have brought to the attention of the Federal Ministry of Interior the wounding of a Jew in the nearby city of Avellaneda in what they describe as a serious outbreak of anti-Semitism.

A 23-year-old Jew, Jacob Chermenitzky, was on his way to work early yesterday morning when he was accosted by three men waving pistols. First they made the young Jew shout “Viva Hitler” and “Death to the Jews” then they shot him at close range. Cherminitzky was seriously wounded.

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