A volunteer at the Apeldoorn synagogue happened to see the advertisement on Marktplaats: ‘Offered for sale: a Hanukkah menorah, bidding starts at 2,000 euros.’ Stolen property from 85 years ago is now back where it belongs.
‘It is heavy,’ says Rob Lezer (81). ‘9.5 kilos.’ The chairman of the merged Jewish communities of Apeldoorn, Deventer, and Zutphen lifts the large copper Hanukkah menorah for a moment to look underneath it. There is nothing s…
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A volunteer at the Apeldoorn synagogue happened to see the advertisement on Marktplaats: ‘Offered for sale: a Hanukkah menorah, bidding starts at 2,000 euros.’ Stolen property from 85 years ago is now back where it belongs.
‘It is heavy,’ says Rob Lezer (81). ‘9.5 kilos.’ The chairman of the merged Jewish communities of Apeldoorn, Deventer, and Zutphen lifts the large copper Hanukkah menorah for a moment to look underneath it. There is nothing s…