Part 5 (written 2004) (continued from last week) Walking on the street was always accompanied by the danger of being attacked by gangs of Hitler

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One can easily imagine the following scene: An Ashkenazic family visits a Sephardic family for Shabbat. The Ashkenazim see the Sephardic family on Shabbat morning