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Nov
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Kristallnacht Through the Eyes of a Child: Marianne Aaron’s Story

Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills

Marianne Aaron, smiling, with short white hair and glasses, wearing a floral-print top.

Marianne Aaron, the mother of Rabbi Jonathan Aaron, was eight years old in Mannheim, Germany, when her father’s synagogue was destroyed on November 10, 1938. This is her firsthand account.

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