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The wars & local soldiers, 1998

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Remembering 18,748 soldiers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 8 May 1998 · page 23

THE 18,748 men and women who died defending the State of Israel were honoured at a Yom Hazikaron ceremony at Hakoah Club last week. About 300 members of Sydney’s expatriate Israeli…

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Anzac Day Adelaide

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 10 May 1998 · page 12

Dans toute s es ' commémorer le jour national des Anciens combattants d'Australie, Anzac Day, en participant aux défilés traditionnels. part de nos divers correspondants, leurs impressions:…

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Melbourne Melange door Clary Verbunt Anzac Mars

Dutch Weekly · Monday 11 May 1998 · page 19

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R.S.A. herdenkt Anzac in Queenstown door Ruud Doornbos

Dutch Weekly · Monday 11 May 1998 · page 21

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Relschoppers in Alkmaar gooien feest in de war

Dutch Weekly · Monday 11 May 1998 · page 8

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Around the Shules Anzac Day at Cremorne

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 15 May 1998 · page 24

CREMORNE Synagogue Rabbi Shmuel Cohen dwelt on the great debt owed to previous generations, during his annual Anzac Day…

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The war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 May 1998 · page 4

We were given the Torah on this very holy day, Shavuot is a time where happiness can stay. We have baskets of fruit and smiles all round, There are dancers and singers; What a wonderful sound…

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Shabbat Shalom [?] the World of Judaism a generation’s dream The liberation of Jerusalem in 1967 came after one of the bloodiest battles of the Six Day War. In his personal account the late Uzi Narkiss recalls the last moments of fighting as the IDF moved towards the Western Wall

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 22 May 1998 · page 23

THE intermittent shots of the snipers could be heard from the walls. We abandoned the slow-moving half-tracks, and sped off in the jeeps. Ahead, on the road…

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Israel’s Yovel Reflections on Israel's Jubilee Travels through my land III Jerusalem Report editor-in-chief Hirsh Goodman concludes his voyage of discovery around Israel with a return to the Golan Heights — the scene of some of his bitterest memories as a young soldier — and some reflections on Jerusalem

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 29 May 1998 · page 19

SINCE the 1973 war, I have avoided the Golan as much as possible. The Hermon intelligence post was one of the first Israeli positions captured by the Syrians; the battle to regain it, in which I took part…

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Israel’s so-called cultural war is really all about politics and power

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 June 1998 · page 15

JERUSALEM: Dana International’s triumphant visit to the Knesset in the wake of her Eurovision song festival win was something of a surprise in…

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An A, B, C of History by Andries Snoek K=KERKRADE Rolduc Monastery Coal Mining 5 Minutes' War

Dutch Weekly · Monday 8 June 1998 · page 20

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BRIEFLY Soldier visit

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 June 1998 · page 19

BETAR shaliach (and a member of the Israeli Defence Force) Gil Shalem visited the Year 6 Hebrew class at Lindfield East Public School. The class was studying a Hebrew poem about an Israeli…

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War Crimes Trial

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 July 1998 · page 15

LITHUANIA: Lithuania has set September 1 as the new trial date for an alleged Nazi war criminal. Jewish groups have complained that…

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Bill will enable extradition of war crimes suspects

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 3 July 1998 · page 4

AFTER years of refusing to extradite suspected Nazi war criminals in Australia, the Federal Government has…

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An A, B, C of History by Andries Snoek M Munster 350th Anniversary 80 Years' War 30 Years' War Peace Treaty

Dutch Weekly · Monday 6 July 1998 · page 20

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Around the Jewish World War Crimes Court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 24 July 1998 · page 11

JERUSALEM: Israel opposed the creation of a permanent war crimes tribunal because the resolution creating it made Jewish…

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Around the Jewish World Soldiers Expelled

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 August 1998 · page 13

JERUSALEM: Three Israeli soldiers were expelled from their elite paratrooper unit after a member of Hezbollah infiltrated their post in…

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viewpoint At last — war against terror

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 August 1998 · page 18

LAST week’s strike against terrorist facilities and assets in Afghanistan and Sudan is both good and sobering news. It is good news because it represents a…

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Russia commemorates role of Jews during World War II

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 September 1998 · page 17

MOSCOW: Organisers had scheduled the dedication of a synagogue and a museum devoted to the history of Russian Jewry for last week in…

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War Crime Trial Delayed

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 September 1998 · page 16

THE war crimes trial of a man who headed the Lithuanian secret police during World War II was once again delayed. The…

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