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September 07, 1990 - Image 65

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1990-09-07

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recent sharp increase of anti-
Semitic vandalism in and
around the city.
One of the most serious in-
cidents was the assault on
the Willesden cemetery,
where about 25 gravestones
were smeared with crude
black swastikas and others
overturned.
The intruders used wire
cutters to enter the
cemetery, which covers 23
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graves of many prominent
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