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The wars & local soldiers, 1975

71 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 4

Iran to Join in New War?

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 January 1975 · page 8

BEIRUT: The Shah of Iran was quoted in a Beirut magazine as saying that his country would join a…

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Kingsford Maroubra Hebrew Congregation Minister: Rev. David Freilich 1/641 Anzac Pde, Maroubra. Ph 34-5308

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 January 1975 · page 22

SHABBAT SERVICES Fri Mincha 6.30pm, followed by Shiur and Kabolet Shabbat. Sat Shacharith 9am. Torah…

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Beduin war hero weds

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 January 1975 · page 8

Beduin war invalid Ibrahim Shvili, cited for heroism at the Canal during the Yom Kippur War, with his bride, the former Elizabeth Alzani, in their Ra’anana home. Mrs. Shvili, a nurse, is herself the widow of a…

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After War

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 January 1975 · page 12

Kathleen Kenyon went on with her dig after the Six Day War and, in a book just published, “Digging Up Jerusalem,” says in her preface:…

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Argentine police chief declares war on Jewry

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 January 1975 · page 10

BUENOS AIRES: An order of the day, announcing "war against Jews, Freemasons and Communists so as to disrupt their diabolical plans", has been issued to all police stations in Rio Negro province some 400 miles south-west of Buenos Aires…

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Kissinger interview: ‘No responsible Israeli would urge another war’

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 January 1975 · page 8

WASHINGTON: Secretary of State Kissinger believes that "incalculable consequences" may result from another Arab-Israel war and, therefore, no "responsible Israeli leader" would advocate a preemptive strike. I do not believe that any…

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International News Civil War Veteran Calls for Spanish Fund Support

Tribune · Tuesday 21 January 1975 · page 9

The first donations have arrived for the CPA appeal for solidarity support for Spanish Communist Party's call for international help in preparing to publish a…

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Paul Warns of Oil War

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 January 1975 · page 9

VATICAN CITY: Pope Paul VI said the “war of energy sources” posed a serious…

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Papuan separatism: civil war danger

Tribune · Tuesday 28 January 1975 · page 3

The danger of civil war in Papua-New Guinea came closer last week with the formation of an interim government for Papua and of the Papua Republic Fighters'…

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Power shifts in Middle East: new war threat

Tribune · Tuesday 28 January 1975 · page 2

Will the Middle East explode into a new war this year? The answer depends on the new relationship of forces in the area. Israel refuses to make further withdrawals…

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In de war

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 31 January 1975 · page 6

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UIA chairman sees new crisis atmosphere Israelis Fear War in Spring

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 February 1975 · page 5

Guards in the streets, children lectured about booby traps and a general feeling that there will be war when the winter goes, provided the new and deeply disturbing atmosphere sensed by UIA NSW chairman Mr. Arnold Newhouse on a four-week visit to Israel…

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Jewish Nation Fund Month Special four-page feature War without headlines

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 February 1975 · page 13

JERUSALEM: (Feb. 2): The fragile cease-fire in the Middle East and diplomatic activities directed towards averting an open clash of arms, has given birth to the misleading concept of Israel being in a state of “no peace — no war.” Nothing can be further…

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In de war

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 7 February 1975 · page 2

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Terrorists would sign Geneva war conventions

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 February 1975 · page 9

GENEVA: The Swiss Foreign Ministry has confirmed that the Palestine Liberation Organisation has asked to sign the 1949 Geneva Conventions, the series of four international agreements for the protection of war victims…

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War Hero Harassed

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 February 1975 · page 11

LONDON: The Soviet KGB (State security police) have mounted a campaign of harassment…

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West Germans Expected to Delay War Crimes Treaty

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 February 1975 · page 11

BONN: The Bundestag (the West German Lower House) approved ratification of the 1971 Franco-West German convention in spite of the opposition of the Christian Democratic Union and its Bavarian allies, the Christian Social Union…

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Kingsford Maroubra Hebrew Congregation Minister: Rev. David Freilich 1/641 Anzac Pde, Maroubra. Ph. 34-5308. Shabbat Services

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 February 1975 · page 22

Fri. Mincha 6.30am, followed by Shiur and Kabbolat Shabbat. Sat. Shacharith 9am. Torah, 9.45am. Sermon…

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Soldier admits to Netanya atrocity

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 February 1975 · page 11

NETANYA: A 24-year-old soldier yesterday admitted in court to throwing the handgrenade which killed six persons in a local discotheque…

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International News Ethiopia: behind the separatist war

Tribune · Tuesday 4 March 1975 · page 10

Ethiopia's new military regime is using napalm and total war to attempt to crush the independence struggle in Eritrea, its northern province…

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