D-Day Services in New York Synagogue 1944

On June 6, 1944, a gathering occurs in a New York City synagogue located on West Twenty-third Street, marking D-Day. This event reflects the communitys solemn observance of the Allied invasion during World War II. Many congregants come together to pray for soldiers and remember the sacrifices made during the conflict.

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