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The wars & local soldiers, 1987

179 stories in Sydney's papers · page 7 of 9

Debate on war crimes Australian trials will increase ethnic tensions: Ukrainian view

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 September 1987 · page 27

MELBOURNE: Bringing alleged war criminals to trial in Australia would serve to heighten ethnic tensions and create social divisions in this country, according to…

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Six critical issues affecting Israel now the Next War: Forces Deployed and the Price

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 September 1987 · page 70

SPEAKER: Major General (res) Avraham Rotem. The figures on military forces are all taken from open sources, in particular the publications of the Centre of Strategic Studies at Tel Aviv University…

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WARSHIPS Locals battling against war games

Tribune · Wednesday 23 September 1987 · page 3

PERTH: There has been another invasion of Fremantle by US navy warship Valiant Usher and 4.000 sailors fresh…

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Kingsf0rd-maroubra Hebrew Congregation 635 Anzac Pde., Maroubra Rabbi D Freilich Phone 344-0152

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 23 September 1987 · page 18

SECRETARY: Available in synagogue office Tues. and Thurs. from 9am to 3pm, ph 344-6095…

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Middle East Gulf War -- can the UN provide a solution ?

Tribune · Wednesday 23 September 1987 · page 7

One certainty in the on-going Gulf war is surely that if the US, Britain, France and the Soviet Union put many more…

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Lull in capital’s cinema war

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 October 1987 · page 2

Rosh Hashana brougnt a second consecutive weekend of peace to Jerusalem as both secular and ultra-Orthodox demonstrators stayed off…

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

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 October 1987 · page 12

SECRETARY: Available in synagogue office Tues. and Thurs. from 9am to 3pm, ph 344-6095…

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News Background The Sabbath conflict has a past... and a future One battle in a long war

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 1 October 1987 · page 8

LONG BEFORE there was a Cinematheque or Beit Agron Cinema in Jerusalem to show movies on Friday nights, a barber named Briska…

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

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 7 October 1987 · page 16

SECRETARY: Available in synagogue office Tues. and Thurs. from 9am to 3pm; ph 344-6095…

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What We Say Viet Nam vets -- and other war victims

Tribune · Wednesday 7 October 1987 · page 2

Last weekend's "welcome home" march for Vietnam Veterans in Sydney roused mixed emotions among the…

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

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 14 October 1987 · page 36

SECRETARY: Available in synagogue office Tues. and Thurs. from 9am to 3pm, ph 344-6095…

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Middle East War escalates, as peace hopes shrink

Tribune · Wednesday 14 October 1987 · page 2

Tension is growing in the Persian Gulf following the destruction of three Iranian patrol boats by US helicopter…

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Foreign Bases Pine Gap and Australia's role in nuclear war

Tribune · Wednesday 14 October 1987 · page 7

Anti-nuclear protesters are gathering around Pine Gap this week aiming to alert many more people to the…

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Editorial Comment Wednesday, October 7, 1987 A war is declared

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 14 October 1987 · page 24

LAST MARCH the High Court of Justice laid down, clearly and unambiguously, the law in the case of William Nakash, the fugitive from French justice. Mr. Nakash, the court stated, was fully extraditable to his…

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Yom Kippur war anniversary Call to reveal secret part of Agranat report

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 14 October 1987 · page 6

On the 14th anniversary of the Yom Kippur War, MK Haim Kaufman (Likud) last week called on Prime Minister Shamir to order the…

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FORUM Behind the Glasnost facade Moscow is winning the war of the refuseniks, says Natan Sharansky

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 14 October 1987 · page 8

THE STRUGGLE for Soviet Jewry is at a crossroads. Ironically, as we rejoice in the aliya of Prisoners of Zion and veteran refuseniks for…

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Spotlight a soldier’s tale American volunteer Alex Singer was killed in a terrorist ambush in South Lebanon last month. Jonathan Karp profiles Alex and his family. Below are extracts from a diary Alex kept from the day of his induction

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 14 October 1987 · page 10

A SIMPLE black-and-white army death notice for Lieutenant Alexander Singer was posted on the…

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Convert’s family here from Holland Murdered soldier buried

The Australian Jewish Times · Wednesday 14 October 1987 · page 6

NAHARIYA.— Murdered IDF soldier Hanoch Deneman was laid to rest with full military honours at the army cemetery here last Monday…

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Labor History Crew refused Japanese war materials

Tribune · Wednesday 21 October 1987 · page 15

Fifty years ago, in October 1937, the port of Newcastle became the…

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North Africa West Sahara's forgotten war for independence

Tribune · Wednesday 21 October 1987 · page 7

One of the most protracted armed conflicts in recent history clocked up 11½…

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