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The wars & local soldiers, 1989

155 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 8

Soldiers’ Appearance

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 17 March 1989 · page 23

Sir, - I feel that Raful Eitan’s response of March 4 to The New York Times criticism of our soldiers' slovenly appearance also deserves a…

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A soldier obeys what Roger say's

Tharunka · Tuesday 4 April 1989 · page 38

Comics like these will help to teach our youth the folly of capitalism, and produce purity of thought in them. They need leftist propaganda, so subscribe to Lefto, the comic for an open-minded child…

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War & Rememberance

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 7 April 1989 · page 15

HERMAN Wouk's epic TV adaptation of his book War and Remembrance premieres this Sunday night, April 9,…

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War crimes issue and racism Sam Lipski Partisan

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 7 April 1989 · page 10

“WHO ARE the racists? They hate Asians, Jews, leftwingers and each other: Their weapons are posters, graffiti and fire…

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Neil Brown rejects anti-Jewish slurs at War Crimes meeting

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 7 April 1989 · page 9

THE SHADOW attorney-general Neil Brown has strongly dissociated himself from the anti-Semitic sentiments that were…

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Exciting Video on Israel’s Six Day War

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 April 1989 · page 17

You can now sit bacK in your living room and be part of one of the greatest spectacles of this century, the SIX DAY…

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Kingsford-maroubra Hebrew Congregation 635 Anzac Pde, Maroubra Rev H. Perez, 46 Glanfield St, Maroubra 344-0152

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 April 1989 · page 38

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

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Isolation `could push Syria to war’ Deputy CGS notes ‘offensive element’ in recent military exercises

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 14 April 1989 · page 6

Post Defence Reporter TEL AVIV - “Syria could be pushed to implement its military option against Israel if a diplomatic…

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Anzac Day World War Ii and the Cold War

Tharunka · Tuesday 18 April 1989 · page 4

ARTHUR: When the war opened up I was still at high school. Later I went into the army and came out and by that time I'd been over in New Britain for almost twelve months. I came from Newcastle, and as things like the Munich crisis came up most of the people that I knew were confused about why the…

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REVIEWS The Falklands war - waving the rules

Tribune · Wednesday 19 April 1989 · page 8

This is a play that pulls no punches. Set in the weeks leading up to the sinking of the Argentine ship, the General Belgrano, it hits out at Margaret Thatcher, her stooge…

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Hold-up on war crimes trials

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 21 April 1989 · page 3

IT MAY BE another year before the first hearings of charges against suspected Nazi warcriminals begin in Australia…

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Knopfelmacher upsets pests at Quadrant dinner with belligerent attack on war crimes trials

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 21 April 1989 · page 8

SEVERAL ANGRY members of the Jewish community walked out of a recent Quadrant magazine dinner after hearing guest…

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Lebanon's civil war drags on

Tribune · Wednesday 26 April 1989 · page 5

The country has been torn by civil war since 1975. At present there are two governments. According to Arab political…

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Mrs Holy War Jeremy Jones Media Watch

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 28 April 1989 · page 13

WHEN KHALIL d-Wazir (the PLO terrorist chief, also known as Abu Jihad) was shot dead a year ago the PLO hailed his “operations” — his…

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Due to Anzac Day, this edition has been printed early, which has prevented the inclusion of The Jerusalem Post International Edition. It will be published in full next week. NEWS Jewish community outraged by Australia's UN speech

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 28 April 1989 · page 3

PRIME MINISTER Bob Hawke has acknowledged that the Australian, statement to the United Nations last week explaining the…

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Australia's growing role in nuclear war

Tribune · Wednesday 3 May 1989 · page 12

NSW: Pine Gap's nuclear war-fighting capacity is to be upgraded, according to reports last week. A new US…

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Exciting Video on Israel’s Six Day War

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 5 May 1989 · page 14

You can now sit back in your living room and be part of one of the greatest spectacles of this century, the SIX DAY…

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Soldiers reflect on the battle against the intifada

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 5 May 1989 · page 7

There is nothing to be ashamed of if they say about us ‘we shoot and we cry.’ When the situation is so difficult, when you are obliged to…

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Anzac Day Défilé sous la pluie à Sydney

Le Courrier Australien · Wednesday 10 May 1989 · page 13

Quatre drapeaux français en tête du peleton, des vivas de la foule, des musiques comme à l'accoutumée, de valse ou d'Ecosse, une pluie qui n'en…

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