The other thing that makes it look to me to be a hoax is that, in all the
visits I have made in Prague, I never saw or heard of such a cemetery, and
my maps of Prague do not show a cemetery (Jewish, Buddhist, or other) on
ul. Vladislavova, the street named in the article. That area is one of
commercial buildings.

On Thu, 1 Jan 1970 02:59:59, skydell@mail.quik.com wrote:

To the many concerned genners who are sending us the messages regarding
the possible destruction of the 800 year old Prague Jewish Cemetery, we
have been alerted that this is a possible hoax, or at the very least
misinformation.

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Stan Goodman, Qiryat Tiv'on, Israel

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