Târgu Mureş – Unknown vandals smashed the pedestal of the Târgu Mureş Holocaust Memorial last week.

Zoltán Soós, the candidate for mayor, drew attention to the news in a bilingual post on social media.

The Târgu Mureş Holocaust Memorial commemorates more than 7,500 Jews who were deported from the city in 1944. The statue was erected in 2003.

Source: hirolvaso

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