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Carefully controlling the extent of the violence.
April 25, 2019
The Korean War Haggadah
“Even as the ancient Hebrew people answered the call of freedom, we too must heed its voice.”
Among the National Library of Israel’s vast collection of Haggadahs, only one was printed in Korea. Compiled by two Jewish chaplains in 1952, it was distributed to soldiers participating in a seder in Seoul in the midst of the war—complete with gefilte fish, kosher wine, and matzah-ball soup. Channa Lockshin Bob writes:
April 25, 2019
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The Korean War Haggadah
“Even as the ancient Hebrew people answered the call of freedom, we too must heed its voice.”