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Attack on Temple B'nai Israel
Temple B'nai Israel: Gillespie videotaped himself describing his plan to firebomb the temple with a Molotov cocktail and cause as much damage as he could. He said, "I will film it for you viewing enjoyment, my kindred.
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- Sean Gillespie
- Where
- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
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Attack on second Jewish cemetery and arson of prayer house in Wellington
Several weeks after the first desecration, a second Jewish cemetery in Wellington, still in use, was attacked and its prayer house set on fire. Police could not identify anyone responsible.
- By
- Unknown
- Where
- Wellington, New Zealand
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Jewish books burned in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
United Talmud Torah school library is firebombed in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
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- Unknown
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Romania officially denied the Holocaust occurred on its territory up until the Wiesel Commission in 2004.
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- Unknown
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Vandalism of historic Jewish cemetery in Wellington
After the government downgraded relations with Israel over a passport affair, the historic Jewish cemetery in Wellington, holding graves of early Jewish settlers, was vandalized. No arrests were made.
- By
- Unknown
- Where
- Wellington, New Zealand
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