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The wars & local soldiers, 1996

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out & a bout Najex marches on Anzac Day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 10 May 1996 · page 26

JEWISH ex-servicemen and women marched in the annual Najex Anzac Day commemoration service last week. Seventy organisations laid wreaths and a memorial…

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NESWA en ANZAC Day 1996

Dutch Weekly · Monday 13 May 1996 · page 24

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Anzac at Cremorne

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 1996 · page 19

SEVERAL members of parliament attended a Shabbat Anzac service at Cremorne Hebrew Synagogue. Cremorne Synagogue has…

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Russians celebrate end of the war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 1996 · page 26

ABOUT 350 members of the community from the Former Soviet Union celebrated the end of World War II in Europe at the Hakoah Club last week. The function began with a solemn remembrance ceremony before turning into a night of celebration and festivity. The event was organised by Jewish Community Services…

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Russian vets celebrate end of the war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 1996 · page 6

ABOUT 350 Russian Jews from the Former Soviet Union packed the Hakoah Club’s King David Room on Friday night to mark the anniversary of the end of World War II in…

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feature Breaking the PLO barrier The most difficult moment in Yitzhak Rabin’s life was when he had to shake Yasser Arafat’s hand on the White House lawn in September 1993. This excerpt from the just published Yitzhak Rabin: Soldier of Peace describes the psychological evolution that led Rabin to that fateful day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 1996 · page 13

"Arafat, in military uniform and keffiya, was moving toward him. Rabin cringed. His body language spoke repugnance…

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feature Soldier of peace

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 17 May 1996 · page 30

WHEN Yitzhak Rabin was murdered on November 4 last year, there was an overwhelming sense that something cataclysmic had happened in…

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East Timor world war two until the present

Tharunka · Tuesday 4 June 1996 · page 25

“East Timor World War Two to the Present” is timed to coincide with an International Education Conference on East Timor (known as the Oporto (Conference) between June 21-25th that is co-sponsored by the University of…

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Six-Day War recalled

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 7 June 1996 · page 24

B’NAI B’rith Unit Jerusalem hosted a dinner for 250 guests to celebrate Jerusalem’s 3000th birthday, with guest speaker, Israel Consul-General Mordechai Yedid, describing his experiences as a…

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War and Peace Zoe Dorevitch Yr 6, Bialik College

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 June 1996 · page 2

War is caused by Hate, cruelty and greed. Peace is evey country's Most important need…

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sport Melbourne carnival is 50th of post-war era

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 July 1996 · page 34

LAST week 79-year-old Les Green of Dover Heights, realised that this year's 64th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival in Melbourne…

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A State of War

Tharunka · Tuesday 13 August 1996 · page 26

Most People Who Consider Themselves Socially and politically heard of East Timor. If you are even more informed, you may have heard about the Dili Massacre that occurred on November 12, 1991 and connected in to East Timor. But do you actually know the details of the situation in East Timor? THERE IS WAR GOING ON IN EAST TIMOR. it has been going on…

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Ultra-Orthodox declare war on Israel's Chief Justice

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 September 1996 · page 12

JERUSALEM: Security around the Jerusalem home of Israel’s…

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families at war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 October 1996 · page 15

NEW exhibition featuring the Rosebery family, all of whom saw service in World War II. Official opening, Sydney Jewish Museum, October 13. RSVP: 9361 5539…

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"A Family at War"

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 October 1996 · page 16

THE NSW Association of Ex-Servicemen and Women will open an exhibition titled “A Family at War” at the Sydney Jewish Museum on October 13. The exhibition will feature the well-known Rosebery…

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The final march of a great soldier

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 1 November 1996 · page 22

A TIRELESS GP and army medical officer and a part-time farmer, sailor and gardener, Tom Selby died peacefully at his Cremome home recently. He was 87…

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UIA campaign equals Gulf War record

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 November 1996 · page 6

THE United Israel Appeal 1996 campaign has raised a record amount, equalled only by the support given to Israel during the Gulf War, NSW…

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Syria's war talk a ploy — expert

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 November 1996 · page 2

SYRIA’S President Assad had not decided, so far, to go to war against Israel or to use violence. But Assad and his government had decided that talk of going to war enhanced…

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Psychological war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 December 1996 · page 10

JERUSALEM: Israel’s Agriculture Minister Rafel Eitan accused Syria of waging a psychological war against the Jewish State. His…

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war crimes

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 December 1996 · page 15

SBS screens Trying Tadic, December 18, 8.30pm. The trial of Serbian Dusko Tadic, the first man to be charged with war crimes since…

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