Rain reveals remains from Romanian Jewish cemetery destroyed by fascists – In 1941, Iasi was the site of one of the most infamous pogroms of the Holocaust, in which about 15,000 Jews died. | The Jerusalem Post

Heavy rainfall in northeastern Romania exposed an underground chamber full of headstones from a Jewish cemetery that was destroyed in 1943.
The cave was exposed last week at Tatarasi Park in the city of Iasi, which is near the site where allies of the Nazis stole thousands of headstones from the ancient Ciurchi Street Jewish Cemetery.