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February 1, 2013

Russian Jews in U.S. to remember Koch





Ed Koch on April 28, 2004. Photo by Reuters

Ed Koch on April 28, 2004. Photo by Reuters

The Russian-American Jewish community will honor the late New York City mayor Ed Koch at an upcoming event.

Limmud FSU, which holds educational confabs for Russian-speaking Jews around the world, said Friday it will hold a special ceremony commemorating the Jewish politician at its upcoming gathering in New Jersey in March.

“Ed Koch played a massive role for the Jewish community of New York. Outside of him being a great mayor for the city, he also played an influential role in bringing Russian Jewish immigrants to New York during the Russian waves of immigration,” said Sandra Cahn, co-founder of Limmud FSU.

Koch died early Feb. 1. He was 88.

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