The many synagogues of Manhattan's Lower East
Side are filled with the memories of the Jewish
immigrants who came here - mostly from Eastern
Europe. But at 280 Broome Street, the small
red brick building holds a sanctuary unlike
any other. There, men and women still worship
according to unique ancient traditions...
that come from Greece - and that are slowly
disappearing. Vannina Maestracci tells the
story of this small congregation struggling
to keep its culture and its prayers alive.
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