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The wars & local soldiers, 1995

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A.n.z.a.c

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 April 1995 · page 3

On the sands of the beach Australians and New Zealanders lay, With the Turks on the cliff They couldn't get away…

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Soviets at Anzac Day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 April 1995 · page 6

Danmelee Michaels FOR THE first time in Australian history, former Soviet servicemen and women marched in the annual Anzac Day parade through the city this week…

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News Ray marks Anzac Day in Israel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 April 1995 · page 3

AUSTRALIAN Defence Minister Robert Ray marked Anzac Day in Israel by attending a plaque-unveiling ceremony at Alienby Park, Beersheva. Senator Ray was in Israel this week on a four-day official…

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SYDNEY Anzac Day

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 15 May 1995 · page 20

Avec des écarts chronologiques que l'on apprend à tolérer dans les tropiques, l'Australie a célébré, le 25 avril: Anzac Day la fin de la Première guerre mondiale, la…

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SPEARHEAD afirican soldiers under an infectious groove

Tharunka · Tuesday 16 May 1995 · page 15

If one needs proof that the political can also be the pleasurable, and that hip hop is far more than the gangster stereotype, look no further than Spearhead. Formed after the Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy split, Michael Franti's latest project is both…

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Holland in the 20Th Century by Andries Snoek Attacking the post war chaos

Dutch Weekly · Friday 26 May 1995 · page 16

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War Memorial meeting

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 June 1995 · page 19

ISSUES of security and maintenance of the NSW Jewish War Memorial in Darlinghurst were high on the agenda at the organisation’s recent annual meeting…

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Toddler tug-of-war FILM Losing Isaiah

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 2 June 1995 · page 33

AMERICA’s long history of turbulent black-Jewish relations is the general social and political background the film Losing Isaiah, which is set in…

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Holland in the 20Th Century by Andries Snoek Attacking the post war chaos

Dutch Weekly · Friday 9 June 1995 · page 20

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War criminals punished

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 1995 · page 28

June 18, WASHINGTON: General Dwight D Eisenhower, addressing a press conference, insisted that war criminals must be found, must not be allowed to escape and must be…

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War Memorial AGM

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 June 1995 · page 26

ISSUES of security and maintenance of the NSW War Memorial building were high on the agenda at the organisation’s recent annual meeting. The organisation celebrates its 75th anniversary next…

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The article should have started as follows: The diversity of the Press before, during and after the War

Dutch Weekly · Friday 23 June 1995 · page 20

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Waging war over women's wigs

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 1995 · page 2

ON THE crowded main street in the Geula district of Jerusalem, Aliza Lifshitz sold wigs for 25 years to…

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War crimes trials “foundered on cultural differences”

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 30 June 1995 · page 8

CULTURAL differences played a major role in the fact that no convictions resulted from Australia’s war crimes trials, University of NSW’s Ludmilla Stern said recently…

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War criminals must be punished

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 14 July 1995 · page 26

June 18, WASHINGTON: General Dwight D Eisenhower, addressing a press conference today, forcefully insisted that war criminals must be found, must not be allowed to…

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Feature Conflicting loyalties The halachic ruling issued by a group of prominent Israeli rabbis has created a major moral dilemma for religious soldiers serving in the IDF. Alon Pinkas analyses that dilemma

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 July 1995 · page 15

LAST WEEK’S rabbinical ruling allowing — in effect advising — the disobeying of orders to…

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Lau: Israeli soldiers must obey orders

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 July 1995 · page 10

IF ORDERED to withdraw from army bases in the West Bank, every Israeli soldier must obey, Israel’s…

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Friday File Soldier dad forces IDF to rethink exemptions

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 July 1995 · page 2

THE Israel Defence Force is examining the issue of paternity leave after a reserve officer showed up at his army…

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War criminals on trial

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 August 1995 · page 26

August 5, VIENNA; The trial of four Austrian war criminals on charges of murdering 102 Hungarian Jews, will begin on August 15 in the…

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War-time Thanks

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 August 1995 · page 14

EARLY in 1842 I joined the RAAF Ground Staff from a small town in the south-west of Queensland. After enlistment in Brisbane, I was…

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