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The wars & local soldiers, 1993

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Attempt to quash war crimes case

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 January 1993 · page 4

DEFENCE lawyers have applied to have a second war crimes case quashed in the South Australian Supreme Court…

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the back page Israel under Scud missile attack Two Years Ago Israel Was Besieged by Scud Missiles During the GlILF WAR. Melbourne actor and wrtier Hyram Davis looks back at the Humour of the Day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 January 1993 · page 4

IT WAS as if all the mechanisms for survival came into play. Like antelopes sniffing danger, the Jews of Israel slipped into the technique of survival…

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Bid to quash war crimes case

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 January 1993 · page 4

THE TRIAL of alleged war criminal Heinrich Wagner, 68, has been delayed pending the outcome of a defence application for all…

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Fourth war crimes case may be reopened Exclusive

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 February 1993 · page 3

FEDERAL police are considering whether to reopen investigations into a fourth alleged war criminal, said to be the worst discovered in Australia…

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Anzac Day Run

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 March 1993 · page 19

MACCABI Triathlon Club will stage its third annual Anzac Day Fun-Run on Sunday, April 25, from 7.15am…

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Anzac Day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 March 1993 · page 2

NSW Association of Ex-servicemen and Women will conduct its annual wreathlaying ceremony at the NSW Jewish War Memorial Building on April 25 at 1.50pm…

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Anzac Day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 March 1993 · page 2

NSW Association of Ex-servicemen and Women will conduct Its annual wreathlaying ceremony at the NSW Jewish War Memorial Building on April 25 at 1.50pm…

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Melbourne Rabbi for Anzac Day commemoration

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 March 1993 · page 8

MELBOURNE’S Temple Beth Israel senior minister Rabbi John Levi will speak at the Sydney annual Anzac Day service’s on…

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Frog Dive 687 Anzac Parade, iaroubra Junction, 2035. Tel: 349-6333

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 March 1993 · page 13

Snorkelling and scuba-diving are becoming the most popular family sports heading into the year 2000. Why not try your hand at snorkelling or…

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First war crimes trial opens in Adelaide

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 March 1993 · page 3

MORE than three years after his arrest, alleged war criminal Ivan Polyukhovich is finally facing trial in the South Australian Supreme…

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War Course

Tharunka · Tuesday 30 March 1993 · page 21

Five hundred kilometres north-west of Adelaide - a red fragment of the South Australian desert - four large round “things”, suspiciously like giant golf…

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Anzac Day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 April 1993 · page 2

NSW Association of Ex-servicemen and Women will conduct its annual wreath-laying ceremony at the NSW Jewish War Memorial Building on April 25 at 1.50pm. Temple Beth Israel's Rabbi John Levi will be the guest speaker at its annual service…

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continuing education Frog Dive 687 Anzac Parade, Maroubra Junction, 2035. Tel: 349-6333

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 April 1993 · page 8

Snorkelling and scuba-diving are becoming the most popular family sports heading into the year 2000. Why not try your hand at snorkelling or scuba-diving under the guidance of one of Frog…

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Survivors identify alleged war criminal

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 April 1993 · page 4

SURVIVORS and former villagers from Semiki, Ukraine, where a wartime massacre of Jews is alleged to have occurred have…

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War

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 April 1993 · page 2

As I walk through the streets, Where happiness used to reign,…

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community Anzac Day memories from father to son

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 April 1993 · page 2

FOR Harry Levy Anzac Day is a time to remember how he and other select Australian commandos of the AIF’s 2/4 Independent Company worked behind the…

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Tug of war in the Golan Heights

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 April 1993 · page 6

“SINCE 1948 the Israelis have been clamouring for peace. Now…

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A rare Israeli soldier

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 April 1993 · page 9

Jerusalem: JAMAL Masalha, shot to death when his patrol was ambushed in the west bank town of Tul-Karm last month was a…

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bereavements Old soldiers, youth pay respects

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 April 1993 · page 14

THE CHILDREN marched with the old soldiers when the NSW Association of Jewish Ex-servicemen and Women (Najex) held its annual Anzac parade in Darlinghurst on…

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Billy Bishop Goes to War

Tharunka · Tuesday 4 May 1993 · page 33

BILLY BISHOP GOES TO WAR is the true story of a young Canadian who is about to be expelled from the Royal Military College when he is reprieved…

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