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Torah Reading Place, Holy Of Holies. Interior Of The Memorial Synagogue Editorial Image


Torah reading place, holy of holies. interior of the memorial synagogue Editorial Stock Photo
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Moscow / Russia- Jul, 12, 2018: interior of the memorial synagogue in Victory Park Moscow. The synagogue is empty on weekdays. The place of reading the Torah, the holy of holies.

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