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JTA – Reykjavik in the autumn of 1935 was a small fishing port of corrugated-iron houses battered by high winds, cod trawlers idling in the harbour, and...
JAA – Until recently, Reykjavic was one of the few places in Europe where organised Jewish life did not exist ‒ no synagogue, no ritual bath, no communal building. That...