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The wars & local soldiers, 1975

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

Rabin Shrugs at War Fears

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 September 1975 · page 1

JERUSALEM: The Israeli Prime Minister, Mr Rabin, said last week he was not bothered by…

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People's Army Starts Urban Guerrilla War in Malaysia

Tribune · Tuesday 16 September 1975 · page 9

Malaysian liberation forces have moved into urban guerrilla warfare, with two major attacks in recent weeks. The People's Army for the Liberation of…

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Ford cuts off access to information on war

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 October 1975 · page 7

WASHINGTON: Forcing a possible constitutional confrontation, President Ford cut off House of Representatives Intelligence Committee access to U.S. secret pipers last week because of its disclosure of four classified words. He asked the committee to return all secret documents in its oossession. A committee source said…

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International News Truth is the first casualty in Indonesian 'covert war'

Tribune · Wednesday 15 October 1975 · page 9

FRETILIN president Xavier do Amaral in Dili last Saturday opened offices of a new administration which will…

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Australians Sponsor War Veteran Centre

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 October 1975 · page 23

Dov Weiner, founder of the world famous Beit Halochem rehabilitation centre in Tel Aviv was a guest of Keren Mishpachot Hagiborim during his recent visit to Australia. Mr Weiner, himself a…

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Lift for soldiers

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

Soldiers are seen boarding a special bus at the entrance to Jerusalem for Tel Aviv and points in between. Two such buses, financed by Joseph Gruss of New York (together with the Jerusalem Foundation), make…

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International News East Timor Solidarity Wharfies, Seamen Ban Indonesian Ships Portugal: soldiers win barracks support

Tribune · Wednesday 29 October 1975 · page 9

Melbourne tug crews and Darwin wharfies banned two Indonesian ships last week in protest at Indonesian…

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An outline of French History (X) Free France in the War

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 1 November 1975 · page 12

AMONG the Free French Forces who continued the struggle against the Germans and italians after the fall of France, the glorious…

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SPORTING TIMESSoccer’s war of words

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 November 1975 · page 24

Australian soccer’s suicidal tendencies are coming to the surface again, this time with the continuous feuding between the past and present bosses of the Socceroo squad and, naturally, the only one to suffer is the Australian round-ball code as a whole…

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‘Prophets’ see war of Gog and Magog in 5736

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 November 1975 · page 12

TEL AVIV: This year will witness the beginning of the War of Gog and Magog, after which Israel, the victor, will rise in all its glory…

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“Israel would lose 8,000 men in war”

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

WASHINGTON: A warning that in another Middle East war, Israel would probably suffer 8,000 dead, more than three times the 2,500 fatalities in the…

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