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Shows & fairs, 1981

106 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 6

Holocaust Exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 June 1981 · page 2

The importance and the need for the forthcoming Holocaust Exhibition sponsored by B’nai B’rith…

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Art on Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 June 1981 · page 36

The Barry Stern Galleries is holding its third exhibition of paintings by artist Francis Celtlan…

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Nuns, priest to be guides at Holocaust Exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 June 1981 · page 3

Two nuns and a Jesuit priest have volunteered with members of the Sydney Jewish community to act as guides for the forthcoming Holocaust Exhibition to be opened by the Premier of NSW, Neville Wran, on June 28. They were among the 80…

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Carnival Slogans

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 June 1981 · page 22

Slogan for the 49th Australian Maccabi Interstate Sports Carnival in Brisbane…

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Unusual art exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 June 1981 · page 21

Talented artist, itka indyk, is currently holding one-woman show with a difference. Thirty of her paintings [?] on display at the…

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Nuns, priest to assist with NSW Holocaust Exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 June 1981 · page 4

A significant change in the attitude of the Catholic Church to Judaism and to other Christian faiths has emerged since the late ’sixties and the papacy of Pope John 23rd…

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Premier Opens Sydney Holocaust Exhibition “Those who forget history are condemned to relive it"

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 July 1981 · page 1

NSW Premier, Neville Wran on Sunday officially opened the Holocaust exhibition epicting the suffering of the Jewish peple between 1933 and 1945. More than 500 people, any with tears in their…

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Judy Cassab's one-woman exhibition is now in London

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 July 1981 · page 19

For 15 years or so the name of Judy Cassab has been a household word in the art circles of Australia. Known principally for her portraits, she has…

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Students show their talents

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 July 1981 · page 10

It isn’t often an adjudicator gets a second chance to record her impressions, but last week I added an adjudication hat to my journalist’s fedora to judge the Moriah…

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Art, jewellery show "Terrace" clicks

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 July 1981 · page 23

The Terrace, a new informal organisation made up of over-20s unaffiliated with other Jewish groups is meeting regularly every second Sunday night in the Terrace Room at the Hakoah Club…

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Sydney public reaction to Holocaust Exhibition Remembrance is the secret of redemption

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 July 1981 · page 4

"There is a movement now which has one aim: not only to rewrite history, but to destroy it and in so doing, humble mid humiliate those teachers who not only…

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This Show Is for "Amusement Only" Theatre Times by DIONYSUS

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 July 1981 · page 19

The Players Theatre Company at the Bondi Pavilion has followed two excellent literary plays,…

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Furniture Is an Investment Show Place

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 July 1981 · page 20

After a long period in which synthetics reigned supreme, the furniture industry in…

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Russians Show Musical Skill

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 August 1981 · page 15

The music school organised by Russian migrants through the Shalom group next week will hold its second concert after only three months of…

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Top venues for B’bane Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 August 1981 · page 23

BRISBANE: The 49th Maccabi Interstate Carnival will have some of Australia’s best sporting facilities. Many of the sports will be…

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Remembrance theme for Najex art show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 August 1981 · page 15

The NSW Association of Jewish ExServicemen and Women (Najex) will hold an art competition in conjunction with its annual Remembrance Day service on November 8…

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THE 34th International Air and Space Show in Paris a Tremendous Success

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 10 August 1981 · page 6

Every two years the world's biggest aviation event takes place at Le Bourget-Paris Airport. This year, the,34th International Air and Space Show opened on June 4 and closed on June 14; during this time, it welcomed 517 000 visitors, including 103 300 trade specialists of whom…

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The Environment Now Has Its Own Radio Show

Tharunka · Tuesday 11 August 1981 · page 22

The Ecoshow is produced by the Environment Media Collective, and is broadcast Thursdays on 2SER-FM at 9.20 p.m. The Collective was formed prior to the…

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World Jewish Scene Jewish Art on Show in Paris

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 August 1981 · page 11

PARIS, (JCNS): Posters have gone up all over Paris showing a beautiful medieval menorah and advertising “L’Art juif”, an exhibition of Jewish art treasures at the Grand Palais…

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"Holland Fair" voor wederopbouw fbnds van "Abel Tasman"

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 14 August 1981 · page 6

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