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Exhibit recalls South Africa's 'shtetl by the sea'

30 November 2015 by Alan

Exhibit recalls South Africa's 'shtetl by the sea' – (curated as of interest to Muizenberg and Cape Town).

Dubbed by some “the shtetl by the sea,” North American Jews might best understand Muizenbeg, a beachside suburb of Cape Town once brimming with both Jewish residents and Jewish holiday-goers, as the Miami of South Africa. Memories of Muizenberg …
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