Synagogue cancels the biggest event of the year

For security reasons, the Jewish Community in Denmark has cancelled its open-door event at Kulturnatten in Copenhagen on Friday. Usually around 2000 people come to visit.

TheCopenhagenPost

Oct 11, 2023

For security reasons, the Jewish Community in Denmark has cancelled its open-door event at Kulturnatten in Copenhagen on Friday. Usually around 2000 people come to visit.

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