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Last update - 14:18 28/04/2008 Three youths accused of vandalizing Jewish memorial in Slovakia By The Associated Press Tags: Jewish memorial, Slovakia Slovakian police said Monday that three teenagers have vandalized a memorial to a Jewish scholar in the Slovak capital of Bratislava.\ Police spokeswoman Alena Tosevova said the teens threw stones early Sunday morning that damaged the monument's glass structure. Advertisement They were detained, then released as the investigation continues. The monument is a memorial to Rabbi Chatam Sofer, a 19th-century Jewish scholar. Tosevova said Monday that if the three youths are convicted of vandalizing the monument, they could be sentenced to up to two years in jail. More Jewish World news and features Bookmark to del.icio.us   Survivors and pioneers Yad Vashem exhibit shows how Holocaust survivors helped shape Israel's identity Researching bacon Lahav's pig breeding gained widespread notoriety because of its legal loophole.   1.   use a less fragile material next time 17:02  |  hollingsworth 28/04/08

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