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The wars & local soldiers, 1988

133 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 7

War memories

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 16 September 1988 · page 6

SBS TELEVISION is compiling a series on women’s experiences in war — and is anxious to hear from members of the community who…

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War by other means

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 16 September 1988 · page 3

THE PURPOSE of the IDF, says Defence Minister Yitzak Rabin, is to deter, or, failing that, to demonstrate to any enemy that he cannot achieve his goals by the use of force…

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Charming pre-war brick cottage

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 16 September 1988 · page 36

A PROPERTY at 49 Warrane Road, Willoughby, is the type of property that “could suit two distinctly different types of buyer”,…

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Parties at war over peace ELECTIONS ’88 / Jerusalem Post Staff

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 16 September 1988 · page 2

THE TWO major parties kicked off their November 1 election campaigns with enthusiastic rallies of their respective activists, with the leaders accusing their rivals of blocking the road to peace. Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir in an hour-long speech in Jerusalem…

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ANALYSIS The generals' war of words

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 September 1988 · page 6

SINCE the outbreak of the intifada and with die Israeli elections nearing, the profile of reserve-duty highranking IDF officers in the national…

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The diary of a soldier

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 23 September 1988 · page 9

IN CIVILIAN life, Jonathan Kestenbaum, 29, conducts research on Jewish education as a member of the Jerusalem Fellows, a project designed to enrich talented Jewish educators…

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Rose Bay at war

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 September 1988 · page 34

MOST Sydneysiders know about the Japanese attacks on Sydney during World War II, but few realise that it was Woollahra…

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Baltic Council on war crimes trials

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 September 1988 · page 8

I refer to Bernard Freedman’s article on the War Crimes Amendment Bill and lobbying by Eastern European ethnic…

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Liberals again delay War Crimes Amendment Bill

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 September 1988 · page 4

CRITICISM BY shadow attorney-general Neil Brown of the Special Investigation Unit (SIU) which is examining evidence…

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Remembering the fallen of the 1973 war

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 September 1988 · page 5

A bereaved mother shares a moment with her son last week at the Mt. Herzl cemetery in Jerusalem, as the country marked the 15th anniversary of the Yom Kippur War. Thousands of people attended memorial ceremonies in military cemeteries throughout the…

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An end to the war crimes bill debate?

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 September 1988 · page 8

THE WAR Crimes Amendment Bill is finally in the Senate for debate and it seems likely.that the legislation, which will allow the prosecution of alleged Nazi war…

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New RSL head has doubts on war crimes trials

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 September 1988 · page 20

After a controversial start to his reign as RSL head by appearing to endorse the idea of blood testing for Aboriginal people on social welfare, BRIGADIER GENERAL ALF GARLAND has told BERNARD FREEDMAN the RSL will not support the war crimes legislation before…

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A very different ‘soldier’s diary’

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 30 September 1988 · page 4

Last week, The Jerusalem Post International Edition published a diary written by Jonathan Kesteebaum during reserve duty in the territories. Here, another reservist, Harvey Mitchell, who served with Kestenbaum, disputes his version of events…

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Dog Soldiers

Tharunka · Tuesday 11 October 1988 · page 29

Dog Soldiers isn't a book about soldiers fighting a war, but rather h about reasonably everyday people trying to cope with a haywire…

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War Criminals

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 October 1988 · page 23

Sir, - We are writing to take issue with comments made by Neil Sher of the U.S. Justice Department, who was quoted as saying that…

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Spotlight Not One War, But Many

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 October 1988 · page 9

The Yom Kippur War broke out 15 years ago. Elaine Ruth Fletcher records memories of some of those affected: a soldier in Sinai, a volunteer, immigrants, a kibbutz youth…

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Top actors star in Hanna’s War

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 October 1988 · page 25

MARUSCHKA DETMERS refused to audition for the role of Jewish war heroine Hanna Senesh…

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4 Givati soldiers expected to appeal remand decision

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 October 1988 · page 6

TEL AVIV - Four Givati Brigade soldiers have been charged with manslaughter after beating a resident of the Jabaliya refugee camp to…

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Protesting war machines

Tribune · Wednesday 19 October 1988 · page 2

The vigil and rally were protesting such air shows (reminding people of the recent tragedy at the West German air show in Ramstein); the arms trade; and…

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The Media War

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 21 October 1988 · page 23

Sir, - Sarah Honig’s report of October 8 on Eliahu Tal’s survey of the media battle taking place in the world is heartening in the fact…

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