In this Dec. 16, 2013 photo, Tuvia Schlesinger gives a news conference in Berlin. Schlesinger, 61, a retired police official who comes from a Berlin family that left for Israel after the Holocaust and returned here in 1959, is helping lead a call for new elections for the leadership of the Jewish Community of Berlin. If that fails, many say they will break away and found their own group. "It hurts to give it all up and let it all go to the dogs," Schlesinger says. "My parents helped rebuild this community after the war. I’d hate to see it break apart completely." (AP Photo/Ferdinand Ostrop)
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