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The wars & local soldiers, 1993

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Lost freshness in war work MUSIC Britten War Requiem

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

Renewing an old acquaintance is often an unsettling experience, and so it was with the performance of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem at the Opera House last week…

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Bad memories of war and shelters VIEWPOINT

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 July 1993 · page 10

MEMORIES are dogging Israel these days — memories from over a decade ago, when the country first began to get bogged down in the Lebanon War of 1982-85…

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Three soldiers dead in violent Muslim attacks

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 August 1993 · page 10

Jerusalem: PRIME Minister Yitzhak Rabin hasvoiced concern about a new wave of Arab violence in the wake of…

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Three alleged war criminals named

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 August 1993 · page 3

THE SIMON Wiesenthal Centre has named three men living in Australia it alleges were members of a Lithuanian Nazi murder squad…

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World War II in perspective

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 August 1993 · page 8

“Far away, (far away, that is, from St Urbains’ Street where Mordechai Richler spent his boyhood), across the sheltering seas, dive bombers were terrorising cities,…

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mazaltov Around the Community Pacific war remembrance

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 August 1993 · page 15

TEN members of the NSW Association of Jewish Ex-Servicemen and Women (Najex) paid their respects to those who fought and lost their lives during World War II at a war…

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New war of attrition feared

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 August 1993 · page 11

Jerusalem: TWO weeks after Israel’s weeklong shelling of targets in southern Lebanon ended with an apparent “understanding” between Israel and…

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Three alleged war criminals named

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 August 1993 · page 5

THE SIMON Wiesenthal Centre has named three men living in Australia it alleges were members of a Lithuanian Nazi murder squad which killed…

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IDF soldiers killed by booby-trap

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 September 1993 · page 12

Tel Aviv: THE Israeli soldiers killed in southern Lebanon on August 19 were on a mission to retrieve expensive Israeli military…

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Remembering and discovering in Poland Earlier this year two young Australian Jews travelled to Poland for the Warsaw Ghetto 50th anniversary commemorations. Fay Goodchild travelled with her mother and father, survivors of the Warsaw Ghetto, and the Auschwitz and Majdanek camps; Julie Kalman accompanied her mother who survived the war as a child in Brussels. Here is their account

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 September 1993 · page 38

WE HAD always believed the trip to Poland would be an extraordinary experience. But once there we found ourselves…

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Women at war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 September 1993 · page 3

IN 1965, Hilda Zinner made the treacherous…

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The Dogs of War

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 10 October 1993 · page 20

Se lasseront-ils jamais de se laver les mains du sang des autres? N'y aura-t-il jamais limite à l'occasion où on se sert des morts pour démontrer ce ils se doutaient lorsqu'ils étaient vivants?…

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War crimes trial: stay sought again

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 October 1993 · page 16

DEFENCE lawyers for Heinrich Wagner, 69 — the third person in Australia to be charged with Nazi war crimes In Europe — are again seeking a permanent stay of proceedings…

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this week War of words between Israel and Syria

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 October 1993 · page 2

Jerusalem: ISRAEL and Syria are engaged in tin escalating war of words. Syrian President Hafez Assad, caught off guard by Israel’s secret negotiations with the…

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Remembering World War I

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 October 1993 · page 3

SYDNEY Legacy president Bryan Cleary will be guest speaker at this year’s Jewish communal Annual Remembrance Day Service to be…

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Bid to stop war crimes trial fails

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 October 1993 · page 3

LAWYERS defending alleged war criminal Heinrich Wagner, 69, failed in an attempt in the High Court in Sydney this week to…

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Remembering war veteran

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

FRIENDS and family of the late Oram Cohen, who was Australia’s oldest Jewish returned serviceman, farewelled the old Digger at a ori…

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Rabbi snubbed at Unknown Soldier ACT entombment

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 November 1993 · page 1

AUSTRALIAN War Memorial officials would not allow a rabbi to join Defence Force chaplains of other faiths in conducting the service for the entombment of the Unknown Soldier last week. At the same time, War Memorial officials arranged for a cross, signifying…

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Watershed satellite war crimes trial

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 November 1993 · page 1

WAR CRIMES trial witnesses will testify and face cross-examination in a history-making satellite television hearing beginning this week. For the first time in an Australian criminal case,…

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War is fire, water is peace, says Patt

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 26 November 1993 · page 2

WITHOUT the efficient supply of water to arid regions of Israel, the Israel-PLO accord is as worthless as the paper on…

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