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When Jews lived in the Soviet Union, they had to hide their matzah in suitcases
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April 16, 2014: PRI
Jeffrey Veidlinger, CREES Faculty Associate, comments on secretive religious practices in the USSR
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04/16/2014
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Center for Russian, East European, & Eurasian Studies
Website:
pri.org/stories/2014-04-16/when-jews-lived-soviet-union-they-had-hide-their-matzah-suitcases
