Can you believe this photo was taken in Mongolia? Well, it really was. The Mongolian neo-Nazi group Tsagaan Khass was founded in the 1990s and currently has 100-plus members, who interestingly enough now focus on environmental issues such as fighting pollution by foreign-owned mines. Meanwhile, the very few Jews residing in Mongolia are facing challenges of their own. What does it mean to be Jewish in Mongolia today? Sumaadii Luvsandendev, or as he calls himself “the last Mahican”, has an answer. The Jewish World: Mongolia is here. http://ow.ly/sSbux Photo: Carlos Barria/ Reuters
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