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In this work, 16th-century reformer Martin Luther encouraged that synagogues be set on fire and anything that didn't burn be covered with dirt so no cinder stone could be seen, all done for the honor of God. Martin Luther's call to action was noted as not far off from the events of Kristallnacht four centuries later.
In his book, On the Jews and their lies, 16th century reformer Martin Luther encouraged the synagogues be quote, set on fire and whatever does not burn up should be covered or spread over with dirt so...
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In this work, 16th-century reformer Martin Luther encouraged that synagogues be set on fire and anything that didn't burn be covered with dirt so no cinder stone could be seen, all done for the honor of God. Martin Luther's call to action was noted as not far off from the events of Kristallnacht four centuries later.
In his book, On the Jews and their lies, 16th century reformer Martin Luther encouraged the synagogues be quote, set on fire and whatever does not burn up should be covered or spread over with dirt so that no one may be able to see a cinder stone of it and this ought to be done for the honor of God. Close quote.