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The wars & local soldiers, 1982

145 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 8

War trial evidence of child murdering

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 July 1982 · page 11

DUSSELDORF: An Israeli witness has told a Dortmund court that she saw Wilhelm Westerheide, the former Nazi district commissioner in the Ukrainian town of Wladimir-Wolynsk shoot dead a Jewish man at the ghetto entrance in…

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Kingsford-maroubra Hebrew Congregation 635 Anzac Pde., Maroubra Rabbi D. Freilich Phone 344-0152

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 July 1982 · page 20

SERVICES: Mon., Thurs. and Rosh Chodesh 6.30am. Fri. 6pm; Sat. 9am, Minchah — one hour before sunset…

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Ace journalist in Israel for war story

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 July 1982 · page 11

JERUSALEM: Carl Bernstein, the American journalist who made a name for himself by…

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Arms race threatens nuke war

Tribune · Wednesday 21 July 1982 · page 6

SYDNEY: Nuclear war is inevitable if the nuclear arms race continues, Dr Frank Barnaby, former director of the…

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Kingsford-maroubra Hebrew Congregation 635 Anzac Pde., Maroubra Rabbi D. Freilich Phone 344-0152

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 July 1982 · page 22

SERVICES: Mon., Thurs. and Rosh Chodesh 6.30am. Fri. 6pm; Sat. 9am, Minchah — one hour before sunset…

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Lebanon War a Fight of Liberty Saysbegin

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 July 1982 · page 12

JERUSALEM: The Israeli army did not go to Lebanon to conquer territory or subjugate a people or remain in a foreign country, but to…

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Carnival Recall Unlucky 13th carnival and then the war

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 July 1982 · page 30

Sixth in a series on the history of Australian Jewish Interstate Sports Carnival. This year Sydney will host the 50th Jubilee Carnival…

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Kingsford-maroubra Hebrew Congregation 635 Anzac Pde., Maroubra Rabbi D. Freilich Phone 344-0152

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 July 1982 · page 14

SERVICES: Mon., Thurs. and Rosh Chodesh 6.30am. Fri. 6pm; Sat. 9am, Minchah — one hour before sunset…

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Captured Israeli Soldiers Massacred by Terrorists

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 29 July 1982 · page 11

LONDON: Eleven Israeli soldiers, captured by members of the PLO during the early stages of the Israeli advance into southern Lebanon, have been massacred. Their mutilated bodies were later discovered by the Israeli Army…

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National anti-war coalition launched

Tribune · Wednesday 4 August 1982 · page 15

A new national peace organisation, the Australian Coalition for Disarmamnet and Peace, was established at a meeting between the Australian Peace Liasion Committee (APLC) and the Coalition for a Nuclear-Free Australia (CNFA) last weekend. Over 70 delegates…

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Australia moves deeper into US war machine

Tribune · Wednesday 4 August 1982 · page 10

The decision of the Fraser government to purchase 75 FA-18 fighter planes from the US will see Australia slip further into the network of the US military-industrial complex. This will not just be in our customary role as a…

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Chomsky -- The Cold War: Regional clashes could trigger WWIII

Tribune · Wednesday 4 August 1982 · page 9

Noam Chomsky, well-known US academic and commentator, opened the international conference of non-governmental anti-war organisations in New York on May 30, during the UN Special Session on…

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Jobs with Peace: Bringing home the costs of Reagan's war drive

Tribune · Wednesday 4 August 1982 · page 8

The million-strong nuclear disarmament march in New York on June 12, during the UN Special Session on Disarmament, gained much of its strength from the dedicated, grassroots work in cities and towns across the…

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Kingsford-maroubra Hebrew Congregation 635 Anzac Pde., Maroubra Rabbi D. Freilich Phone 344-0152

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 August 1982 · page 14

SERVICES: Mon., Thurs. and Rosh Chodesh 6.30am. Fri. 6pm; Sat. 9am, Minchah — one hour before sunset…

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War in Lebanon No Bar to Israel's Trading

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 August 1982 · page 15

JERUSALEM: However the military and political struggle in Lebanon is decided Israel claims to be winning the campaign to maintain the tempo of its peacetime economy and conduct international…

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Russia had planned to join Mid. East war

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 August 1982 · page 11

LONDON: A Russian plan to land troops in Lebanon if the United States had become involved could explain why huge stocks of arms were lassembled at PLO bases in Lebanon, Israel's…

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Kingsford-maroubra Hebrew Congregation 635 Anzac Pde., Maroubra Rabbi D. Freilich Phone 344-0152

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 August 1982 · page 12

SERVICES: Mon., Thurs. and Rosh Chodesh 6.30am. Fri. 6pm; Sat. 9am, Minchah — one hour before sunset…

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Chief rabbi of Natanya in Sydney War wound gave Israel that name

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 August 1982 · page 2

From an historic viewpoint it is not surprising that Israel should find herself in battle with her neighbors, the Chief Rabbi of Natanya, Rabbi Israel Meir Lau, said in Sydney last week…

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Israel's Taxes Up to Pay for War Vat is increased from 12 to 15%

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 August 1982 · page 11

JERUSALEM: The Israel Cabinet last week approved a tripartite agreement on financing the war in Lebanon, including a $128 million cut in government spending…

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War Costs Send Food Prices Up!

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 19 August 1982 · page 12

JERUSALEM: Prices of more basic food items and services have again been increased in Israel to help finance the cost of the war in Lebanon. Milk and its products…

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