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The wars & local soldiers, 1990

110 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 6

Le souvenir de l’Anzac Day

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 10 May 1990 · page 1

Le défilé des Anciens combattants français à Sydney…

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L’Anzac Day et les Anciens combattants

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 10 May 1990 · page 18

La section des Anciens combattants français de Brisbane a défilé ce jour des Anzacs par une journée…

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Too little credit for Jewish soldiers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 May 1990 · page 5

THE EFFORTS of the more than 5500 Jews who served in the World Wars are not given sufficient recognition, NSW…

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Youthful tribute to East Timor The East Timor Cornfield War. A musical play by Johanna van der Sman, presented by the Romero Group, directed by Sister Janet Mead, music by Helen Lawrie. Performed on the steps of the South Australian Parliament House on Good

Tribune · Wednesday 16 May 1990 · page 11

What has Easter got to do with East Timor you might ask? According to the author…

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High Court hears War Crimes challenge

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 May 1990 · page 3

A SPECIAL High Court hearing last week was told the Commonwealth would rely primarily on its external affairs powers under the constitution to prove the validity of its war crimes legislation…

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Soviet veterans mark end of World War II

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 May 1990 · page 11

MANY FORMER Soviet Jewish citizens, now members of the Australian Jewish Welfare Society Golden Years Clubs, held…

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Police shift emphasis to users in national war against drugs

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 May 1990 · page 11

Police are intensifying their efforts to locate and prosecute users of both hashish and hard drugs, such as cocaine and heroin. In the past, the…

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Mitzna: Soldiers should have refused orders to break bones Jerusalem Post Reporter

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 May 1990 · page 5

TEL AVIV — Maj.-Gen. Amram Mitzna, OC Central Command at the intifada’s outset, said last week that soldiers should have refused to…

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A lion at Number 10 Fifty years ago this month, Winston Churchill became prime minister and began his walk with destiny, feeling ‘profound relief’ that he could finally ‘give directions over the whole scene.’ Churchill’s official biographer, Martin Gilbert, examines the events that placed the once-belittled leader, in charge of war-torn Britain

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 May 1990 · page 7

FIFTY YEARS ago, in the early hours of May 10, 1940, Hitler’s armies broke into Holland, Belgium and France. That same evening,…

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Books Lily Brett — In Poetry and Prose After the War by Lily Brett (Melbourne University Press, $24.95) Things Could Be Worse by Lily Brett (Melbourne University Press, $24.95)

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 May 1990 · page 20

LILY Brett’s new volume of poems, After the War, completes a trilogy of her poetic works…

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Water shortages could lead to war: scientists

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 June 1990 · page 9

PRIME MINISTER Yitzhak Shamir has been the recipient of little good news in recent months, and the message he received from a delegation of…

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August release for Aussie war crimes film

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 June 1990 · page 25

AN AUSTRALIAN-made film about a Melbourne man accused of being a war criminal will be released in Sydney and Melbourne in August…

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Soldier kills man, gets 4 months; youth stones bus, gets 2 years

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 June 1990 · page 3

A soldier who shot and killed a fleeing Palestinian in the West Bank was sentenced last week to four months of work at a military base. A…

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War crimes hearing to take evidence from Ukraine, Israel, USA

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 June 1990 · page 3

AUSTRALIA’S first war crimes hearing moves overseas next month to take evidence from witnesses in the Soviet Ukraine,…

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US backs Israeli tilt to war

Tribune · Wednesday 27 June 1990 · page 5

Last Thursday, the day it welcomed Nelson Mandela to Washington, the Bush administration broke off its…

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War Memorial AGM

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 June 1990 · page 4

THE NSW Jewish War Memorial Building’s 80th annual meeting is on July 5. Enquiries: 331-5071…

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Soviet journalist predicts civil war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 June 1990 · page 7

RUSSIAN investigative journalist Vitali Vitaliev predicts that the Soviet Union will disintegrate into civil war within the next…

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‘E. Germans contrite on war guilt’

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 June 1990 · page 5

EAST BERLIN - The extraordinary rush by East German Prime Minister Lothar de Maiziere to establish relations with Israel in the…

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JAPRAG Japanese War Internees Reparation Action Groep

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 2 July 1990 · page 13

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War crimes witnesses come here

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 July 1990 · page 3

MORE than 40 witnesses in Australia’s first war crimes case will be flown to Australia following defence objections to evidence…

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