This Machzor was acquired in an antiques store in Prague in the 1960s. Inscribed on the cover are names and handwritten inscriptions that offer clues as to the owner of the ancient prayer book and the fate of his family members during the Holocaust.


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This Machzor was acquired in an antiques store in Prague in the 1960s. Inscribed on the cover are names and handwritten inscriptions that offer clues as to the owner of the ancient prayer book and the fate of his family members during the Holocaust.