Comori în pereţii unei case. Câţiva muncitori au găsit cărţi sfinte, una fiind rară, din 1913, în timp ce renovau o locuinţă din Rusia

During renovations of a historic wooden house in Kostroma, Russia, workers discovered a rare 1913 Chabad prayer book hidden in the walls. This house, once home to Rabbi Zvi Hirsch Schneiderman, served as a significant site for the local Jewish community. The prayer book, believed to have been concealed during the Soviet era, reflects the resilience of Jews in Kostroma during oppressive times. The community plans to display the book in a local museum, highlighting its historical importance. The building, constructed in 1880, was part of a larger complex that included a synagogue, which was confiscated by Soviet authorities in 1930 and gradually returned to the Jewish community since 1994.