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Obituaries & funerals, 2001

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Obituary

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 June 2001 · page 33

SOME people come into this world to inspire others and spread joy. Maria Tirabosco was one such person. She was born in Sydney on December 2,…

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OBITUARY Rabbi Avraham Twersky

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 June 2001 · page 27

NEW YORK — Rabbi Avraham Twersky, a Holocaust survivor and a seventh-generation descendant of the founder of Chassidism, the Ba’al Shem Tov, died 30 May in New York at…

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Ivan Milat pinned for death of Harold Holt

The Chaser · Monday 25 June 2001 · page 2

GOULBURN, Tuesday: Police have had enormous success over the last week at clearing their unsolved crimes files. The…

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community JN bereavements Obituary

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 June 2001 · page 32

NEW YORK — Rabbi Bernard Mandelbaum, a former president of the American Conservative movement’s Jewish Theological Seminary, died in Florida at the age of 79…

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Bereavements Obituary Perle Hessing

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 July 2001 · page 34

THERE can be few painters whose subject matter stretches from the ghetto of 16th-century Prague to the Great Barrier Reef, and from Spinoza in 17th-century Amsterdam to…

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Obituary Mr Rob Cartwright - Captain of Industry Vice Captain of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission formerly Managing Director for Moving People Onto Individual Contracts for Telstra Ltd formerly Group Director for Moving People Onto Individual Contracts for Rio Tinto Ltd recipient of the Australia Employer's Federation Lifetime Achievement Award in the field of HR Cost Reduction and the George Orwell Business Language Award for his work in the area of "hope min[?]imisation" and "trust-based incentive schemes"

The Chaser · Monday 9 July 2001 · page 5

In all fields of endeavour, there are those who command our respect through their sheer commitment to excellence. One…

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Obituary

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 July 2001 · page 35

NEW YORK — Rabbi Ira Eisenstein, one of the founders of the Reconstructionist movement, has died near Washington at the age of 94…

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Witnessing a funeral without mourners VIEWPOINT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 July 2001 · page 17

RECENTLY, I attended a friend’s grandfather’s funeral at the Springvale Jewish cemetery. Nothing could have prepared me…

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Obituary TWENTY-FIVE years after his death, ltalian physician and artist Carlo Levi is still revered in the academic world, writes George Weisz

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 July 2001 · page 34

Born into a famous family, originally exiles from Spain in the 15th century, Carlo Levi belonged to a long list of physicians-tumedcreators of art…

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Obituary Senator Robert Hill Minister for the Environment and Heritage in the Cabinet Room Leader of the Government in the Senate Chamber Lame Duck in the bush

The Chaser · Monday 6 August 2001 · page 5

South Australia has long seen its favourite sons savaged in the dramatic collision between conservative politics and…

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Obituary

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 August 2001 · page 33

HOLOCAUST survivor Irene Haber, who died rcently, was a tireless community worker devoted to the cause of Israel. Apart from her work for the Jewish…

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Rabbi, teacher, leader OBITUARY

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 August 2001 · page 35

THE recent passing of Rabbi Baruch Abaranok (pictured) is much more than the passing of an important communal personality. It symbolises the loss of yet another link…

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A funeral for a family of five

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 August 2001 · page 11

FIVE members of the same family were killed in the bombing at a Jerusalem pizzeria. Originally from Holland, the…

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OBITUARY - in Memoriam In light of the recent death of Dimensions, its ABC parents offer this moving tribute: DIMENSIONS Media, Health, People, On the Move 6 August 2001-17 August 2001

The Chaser · Thursday 23 August 2001 · page 5

"Budded on earth and bloomed In heaven. You will live forever In our hearts" To our darling babies: Media, Health, People and On the Move. Your lives were just a brief glimpse of what might have been, but our lives are richer for your existence, however brief. In the short time we had together, we learnt so much more…

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Obituary Edgar Kelson 1910 - 2001

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 August 2001 · page 33

EDGAR Kelson arrived in Australia in 1927. Having been in the scouting movement in Germany, he joined the 1st Sydney Judean Scouting Group, which was operating from the…

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Obituary Sandra Sully

The Chaser · Wednesday 29 August 2001 · page 5

The ranks of talent at Channel 10 became even more severely depleted this week after the sad death of one of its relatively…

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Obituary Professor Julian Katz 1913-2001

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 September 2001 · page 43

A COMPASSIONATE and dedicated man largely responsible for the introduction and development of child and family psychiatry in Australia, Julian Katz died recently at the age…

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Death of Issac Stern

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 September 2001 · page 24

New york — Isaac Stern, considered one of the greatest…

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Feature Death of a true beliver Rehavam Ze’evi, the Israeli tourism minister assassinated last week, was a hawkish true believer who was more soldier than politician. Yosef Goell traces his career

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 October 2001 · page 17

IN the early 1980s, while preparing a series of articles on developments in the Arab sector, I dropped into a village in Lower…

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Obituary Kurt Hacker

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 November 2001 · page 33

BERLIN — Kurt Hacker, the president of the International Auschwitz Committee, has died of heart failure in Vienna at the age of 81…

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