Remnants of Nazi-destroyed Munich synagogue uncovered
- Construction workers found pieces of Munich's main synagogue that was demolished in 1938.
- The discovery includes columns, stone tablets with commandments, and other remnants.
- The find is both joyful and sobering for Munich's Jewish community.
- The synagogue's remains were used in 1956 for construction and dumped in a river.
- More pieces of the synagogue may still be found.