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10 months ago

Lahdelma & Mahlamäki architects wish everyone a happy and hopeful festive season.

Canyon of Hope at the Lost Shtetl Jewish Museum
Photo: @kuviophoto

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Posted On: December 22nd 2025, 09:47 pm

Lahdelma & Mahlamäki architects wish everyone a happy and hopeful festive season.

Canyon of Hope at the Lost Shtetl Jewish Museum
Photo: @kuviophoto

Comments (2)

larisa.chiar.ea

7 months ago

larisa.chiar.ea

Nobody cares anymore. Sorry for wasting your time on this 🇵🇸

rafal.zebrowsky

7 months ago

rafal.zebrowsky

#rebuildgaza🇵🇸

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