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The wars & local soldiers, 2001

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Barak braces for war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 January 2001 · page 1

JERUSALEM: US President Clinton’s llth-hour efforts to salvage the peace process may be too little, too late for many Israelis. Faced with heavy American and European…

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Israel backs war crimes court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 January 2001 · page 10

JERUSALEM: Israel has signed a charter to establish the International Criminal Court to try individuals for war crimes, genocide, and crimes…

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Keep kids away from war say women

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 5 January 2001 · page 4

THE parents of Israeli soldiers could not tell their children to be “sitting ducks” while Palestinian mothers failed to keep their own youngsters…

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Soldier lynching: Accused in court

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 February 2001 · page 11

JERUSALEM: Two of the three Palestinians held for suspected involvement in the lynching murders of Israeli soldiers Corporal Vadim Novesche and Sergeant-Major Yosef Avrahami in Ramallah…

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War in Israel Cycle of Blame Blamed

The Chaser · Thursday 22 February 2001 · page 1

JERUSALEM, Friday: The cycle of blame has been blamed for the recent escalation of violence in the Middle East…

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Genes oust juices in war on age

The Chaser · Thursday 22 February 2001 · page 16

Original caption: For centuries, physicians held that the soundest way to achieve longevity was to remain warm or juicy or preferably both. For [?] that the [?] way to achieve [?] to [?]…

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Melbourne's Free Paper War Intensifies: Fairfax to launch free novels for pretentious commuters

The Chaser · Thursday 22 February 2001 · page 2

MELBOURNE, Tuesday: The Fairfax Group has announced plans to hand out free novels on trains and trams in a bid to claim a…

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Recital D'orgue Par Olivier Latry Pour L'anzac Day—

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 March 2001 · page 18

Organiste à Notre Dame de Paris, Olivier Latry est probablem le plus grand organiste vivant au monde et nous avons la chan de l'avoir parmi nous pour jouer un sublime programme francais pour orgue, à la Cathédrale de St Mary, à Sydney sur le nou…

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[?] Opinion Ithe Australian [?]Jewish News Israel's tactics in its latest war

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 9 March 2001 · page 12

MORALITY and war are a contradiction in terms. The human tragedy which has been occurring on both sides since the Palestinian uprising erupted five months ago has brought this grim truth home with unrelenting force, and with no sign of…

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50 years ago in the news by Andries Snoek War and Peace

Dutch Weekly · Monday 19 March 2001 · page 18

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Le récital d'orgue Olivier Latry pour l'Anzac Day

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 1 April 2001 · page 13

Rappelons que Olivier Latry, organiste à Notre Dame de Paris, et probablement le plus grand organiste monde, jouera le jour de…

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Appel aux anciens combattants et militaires pour l'Anzac Day

Le Courrier Australien · Sunday 1 April 2001 · page 17

L'Association des Anciens Combattants Français d'Australie est ouverte à toute personne ayant servi dans une unité de l'armée française. de…

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Sarah Kendall War Melbourne Town Hall - The Cloak Room 9/10 $23/$18

The Chaser · Thursday 5 April 2001 · page 13

This is an excellent show. Kendall storms back into Australia with a clever, witty act structured around the pointlessness of war This is more than…

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War Crimes Tribunal Indicts Nine Australians Paul Hogan tops list for "crimes against humanity"

The Chaser · Thursday 5 April 2001 · page 3

THE HAGUE, Tuesday: The newly established International Tribunal to Investigate Crimes Against Humanity has issued…

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N International Violence spurs Israeli soldiers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 April 2001 · page 10

JERUSALEM — As Israeli-Palestinian violence hits the six-month mark, Israeli military officials report that soldiers remain motivated to serve…

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Sarah Kendall War Melbourne Town Hall - The Cloak Room Tues—Sun 8:15pm 9/10 $23 $18

The Chaser · Thursday 12 April 2001 · page 16

This is an excellent show Kendall storms back into Australia with a clever, witty act structured around the pointlessness of war This is more than…

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community youth JN The war on drugs: Will it work?

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 April 2001 · page 21

Lorin Blumenthal asked Sydney youth what they think of Prime Minister John Howard’s new anti-drugs campaign. Talia Ross, 19, Communications/Law degree, UTS…

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anzac day

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 20 April 2001 · page 22

DR Suzanne Rutland on “Anzac Tradition and Australian Jewry”, COA. April 25, 12.30pm. 9389 0035…

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Anzac Day at Emanuel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 April 2001 · page 23

On Wednesday 2 May, students will again remember and honour our Anzacs. An 88year-old veteran, Mr Bruce Ford, from the 2nd 30th Battalion AIF, will be the guest…

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Feature N The ANZAC who joined Jabotinsky

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 April 2001 · page 15

A Jewish soldier named Eliezer Margolin survived Gallipoli to lead the Jewish regiment of the British Army…

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