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Permanent Mourning Observances for Jews of Europe Suggested in Palestine

December 11, 1942
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Permanent mourning for the Jews of Europe was suggested today by leading institutions in the Yishuv.

Among the proposals are: setting aside one day each week during which weddings and entertainments would be prohibited, painting black Mogen Davids on all walls, wearing yellow Mogen David buttons; establishing black-painted corners in all synagogues where mourning prayers could be recited.

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