(JTA) — For decades a museum of Jewish art in Tulsa, Oklahoma, held the remains of several unidentified Holocaust victims in its collection. But last week the Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art took ...
Jewish law is unequivocal: the dead must be buried in the earth, and cremation is not permitted.
TULSA, Okla. — The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art and the greater Tulsa Jewish community held a funeral on Thursday, Nov. 14 for human remains from the Holocaust found in the Museum's collection.
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The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art wasn’t the first museum to bury remains of Holocaust victims in its collection. For decades a museum of Jewish art in Tulsa, Oklahoma, held the remains of ...
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