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The wars & local soldiers, 1975

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Book Review Intelligent war book Insight on the Middle East War (By the Insight team of the Sydney Times) Angus & Robertson, $5.95

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 March 1975 · page 14

The Insight team of the Sunday Times had correspondents at the battlefront and in the Middle…

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Forum Propaganda war

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

On campuses throughout Australia, thousands of Jewish students will study alongside non-Jewish students who are being increasingly told and convinced…

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“War Is Not Inevitable” — Herzog

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 March 1975 · page 11

LONDON: Aluf (res.) Haim Herzog, former head of military intelligence,…

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Services in war, peace honored

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 March 1975 · page 3

The wartime services of Sir Asher Joel, MLC, and his singular achievements in forging a stronger bond between Australia and the Philippines won him the Ancient Order…

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Betar man to fight “War of Words”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 March 1975 · page 7

A member of Betar’s World Executive, Mr. Yosef E. Steiner (pictured), arrived in…

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Dayan on War and Peace

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 April 1975 · page 13

There could be a new explosion in the Middle East. ERWIN FRENKEL interviewed Moshe Dayan on his views on the chances for peace. “WE COULD SIT in the garden, but it is a little cool,” he says. The garden,…

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War or Peace? Rabin tells Knesset details of proposal

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 April 1975 · page 9

JERUSALEM: A de facto non-belligerency pact between Egypt and Israel committing both States to absention from any resort of force without any reservations or limitations was the basic proposal made by Israel, the Prime Minister, Mr. Yitzhak Rabin told the Knesset following the breakdown in Dr…

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U.s.-saigon Fraud... Hypocrisy on War Orphans

Tribune · Tuesday 8 April 1975 · page 1

The airlift of South Vietnamese orphans to America and Australia has been exposed in Saigon as a cynical political attempt to whip up support for the doomed Thieu regime…

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“The birds are coming” - New “weapon” of war

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 April 1975 · page 10

LONDON: Israel was, last week reported to be training pigeons to identify and pinpoint Arab military installations for its intelligence service. The birds are reportedly…

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Socialist Left: "End the War, End the System"

Tribune · Tuesday 15 April 1975 · page 12

MELBOURNE: A Victorian ALP Socialist Left meeting last week issued a statement welcoming the successes of the liberation forces in…

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Anzac Day Service

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 16 April 1975 · page 5

The annual Anzac Day service and wreath laying will be held at the Jewish Communal Centre later…

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Acamera at War

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 16 April 1975 · page 21

A FEW DAYS after I came back from the last war, I was met on the street by a friend. Not a great friend…

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War and Peace — Money and Heart Israel's “Kingmaker” Returns to Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 16 April 1975 · page 4

To prevent further war, first we need peace, is Mr. Pinhas Sapir’s summary of the Middle East situation…

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Alternatives to prison “I Shall Remember Him”- a time story for Anzac Day

Tharunka · Wednesday 23 April 1975 · page 10

I was thinking that evening of other men, who have grown not old, when I was brought back to the present by a knock at the door — the one leading off a narrow…

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Anzac Grove for Governor of Nsw

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 April 1975 · page 1

JERUSALEM: The State Governor, Sir Roden Cutler joined Israeli dignitaries here last week, when he unveiled a plaque for a grove of trees at a moving Anzaci ceremony…

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War dead exchanged for Arab prisoners

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 24 April 1975 · page 11

JERUSALEM: Egypt insisted on the release of 20 Arab prisoners in exchange for the return to Israel of the remains of 39 Yom Kioour War dead found in Egyptian territory. This was disclosed by…

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Anzac Day at Moriah

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 May 1975 · page 6

Pupils of Moriah College, both primary and High Schools and King David Preparatory took part in an…

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‘Fair Go’ for Israel - Anzac Sermon Plea

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 May 1975 · page 3

Israel is receiving less than the traditional “fair go” treatment from Australia, once one of the Jewish State's staunchest allies, according to Rabbi Raymond Apple…

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War Orphans for Israel

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 May 1975 · page 10

TEL AVIV: Thirty Israeli couples have applied to the American Embassy here to adopt…

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Anti-war Action An Activist Looks Back

Tribune · Tuesday 6 May 1975 · page 7

South Vietnam is free at last-free after thirty years of bitter conflict, foreign aggression and Saigon corruption, all contrasted by the heroic self-sacrifice of the people in the paddies and jungles…

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