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Obituaries & funerals, 2003

25 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 2

Bereavements OBITUARY Human rights activist Send Obituaries to dschmaman@jewishnews.net.au

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 November 2003 · page 12

I CAME to know Ruth Moss relatively late in her life. When I assumed the chair of the Social Justice Committee of the NSW Jewish…

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OBITUARY Woman of spirit and courage Send Obituaries to dschmaman@jewishnews.net.au

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 November 2003 · page 13

RAE Mandelbaum lived a life of spirit and courage. Born Rifka Norman in Vilna, the second child of Fischel and Sara Norman, her home was warm and loving and she…

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Bereavements OBITUARY Hashomer Hatzair garin casually Send Obituaries to dschmaman@jewishnews.net.au

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 December 2003 · page 12

THE smell hit me hard. It was sweet, decayed, nauseating, then my eyes registered first the beds and then the bandaged soldiers with their amputated limbs sticking out of them. It…

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Whither the Rabbinate? With the death of Melbourne’s Rabbi Chaim Gutnick in October and the retirement announcement of Sydney’s Rabbi Raymond Apple last month, the Australian rabbinate is witnessing the departure of two of its elders. Alana Rosenbaum assesses its future

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 December 2003 · page 19

IN political parlance they are called statesmen - powerful orators able to rise above political point-scoring to distinguish…

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Bereavements OBITUARY Survival against the odds Send Obituaries to dschmaman@jewishnews.net.au

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 December 2003 · page 12

FRUMA'S life began in the shtetl of Nowogrodek in East Poland on 12th May 1924. She was the second child of Joseph and…

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