26 April 1997 When Zemunske Novine newspaper recently published an ad for the rental of a former synagogue at 4 Rabbi Alkalaj street in Zemun, few people thought that seemingly harmless business offer would turn into the first-rate political problem which has now engulfed representatives of the Jewish community, the leaders of the Serbian Radical Party (SRS) and Democratic Party […]
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