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In recent days the president of the Roman Jewish community Victor Fadlun had asked ANPI not to participate in the ceremony.
Tensions in the Jewish neighborhood of Rome where the ceremony for the anniversary of the roundup of the Jews is scheduled: some members of the Roman community began to shout and insult the ANPI delegation.
"You have to go", "get out, get out", "shame on you" they shouted towards the partisan association.
"We were attacked - said the president of the ANPI of Rome Marina Pierlorenzi - they don't want the ANPI, telling us that we are pro pal and that we cannot stay in this square".
In recent days the president of the Roman Jewish community Victor Fadlun had asked ANPI not to participate.
Subsequently, the ANPI delegation was removed from the ceremony.

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