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Ten generations ago, in a much less prosperous time, Switzerland’s Jews were restricted to just two outlying villages I meet my guide on West Strasse,  in the heart of Weidikon, Zurich’s most heimishe neighborhood on a quiet, sunny morning in August. The tightly-knit frum community in Switzerland is both well-established and vibrant today, but Mr.
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Two great challenges, two tests to discover who you are

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