Jewish children from the Birmingham and Solihull Hebrew Congregations taking part in a pre-PASSOVER matzo bakery during March 1991 at the Lubavitch Centre in Willows Road Birmingham. Teaching the children about the rules of baking the unleavened bread are Rabbi Herschel Rader, minister of the Solihull synagogue and Professor Sam Aburdaram, headmaster of the Solihull cheder school; Rabbi Rader shows four year old Yuddi Gershon how to roll the Passover dough for matzos.

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