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The wars & local soldiers, 2004

64 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 4

A Mother’s War John Murrary, $24.95

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 January 2004 · page 18

THIS memoir is an example of the greys of moral challenge that occurred even within the blackness of the Holocaust…

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Israeli soldier arrested for shooting ISM member

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 16 January 2004 · page 10

LONDON — It’s not often that an Israeli soldier is arrested for using his weapon in the battle zone of the Gaza Strip…

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World View Idf Soldier Killed

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 23 January 2004 · page 10

JERUSALEM - An Israeli soldier was killed along the Israel-Lebanon border. The soldier was killed on Monday by a Hezbollah anti-tank missile fired…

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Plibersek, Danby join forces to crack down on war crimes

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 February 2004 · page 4

PERPETRATORS of war crimes and crimes against humanity who have fled to Australia to avoid prosecution could face trial in their adopted…

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World Hamas vows to kidnap soldiers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 6 February 2004 · page 11

JERUSALEM - Hamas leader Ahmed Yassin said in Gaza City last week that his movement is planning to kidnap IDF soldiers to exchange them for…

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Images of war Book Review Regarding the Pain of Others Susan Sontag Hamish Hamilton, $29.95

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 13 February 2004 · page 20

THE little boy with his hands raised herded by Nazis. The bleeding bodies outside the Sbarro pizzaria. The crumbling twin towers…

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Delivering the taste of Purim to Israeli soldiers

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 February 2004 · page 3

WHEN an IDF soldier stationed at Hebron or Gush Etzion receives a mishloach manot food basket this Purim, it's likely to come from an Australian family…

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Elite commander of Israel's elite Major-General Uri Bar-Lev has the authority to close Israel's borders if necessary. In Sydney last week, he told Aviva Bard about losing his leg in the line of duty, and the war on terror

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 27 February 2004 · page 6

“IT sounds bad, but I still scuba-dive,” said Israel Defence Force Major-General Uri Bar-Lev about losing a leg in an explosion…

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Passion fuels war of words in France

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 March 2004 · page 12

PARIS — When film distributors across Europe announced the dates for premiere screenings of Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ, one…

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On the Front-line at the Hague Arnold Roth travelled to The Hague last month to speak to the media about Palestinian terror while the International Court of Justice weighed the legality of Israel’s security barrier. As elected spokesperson for a group of Israelis, and the father of one of nearly 1000 Israelis to have been killed by terror, he was on the front-line of the media war. These are his reflections

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 12 March 2004 · page 17

COURT proceedings fascinate me. Nearly 40 years ago, as a teenager on holidays in a Victorian…

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Krazy Kartoon Dangerous War Heads

The Chaser · Friday 19 March 2004 · page 12

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Best Throwback to Cold War Rhetoric

The Chaser · Friday 19 March 2004 · page 20

ALAN WOOD, who wrote an article with this headline (and we are not making this up) "The Spencer Street Soviet union huggers -The Age - get mugged hy reality" (The Australian, 2/3/04) Dripping in Cold War rhetoric, The Australian's economics editor…

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The Children’s War Fourtn Estate Fiction (Harper Collins), $29.95

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 19 March 2004 · page 20

YET another epic novel set in the Holocaust, this book is drawn from Charlesworth’s own family history. It traces the story of a young girl,…

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Protest coalition fighting the last war

Tharunka · Monday 22 March 2004 · page 5

One year after the war in Iraq began, a new anti-war protest is planned. Its aims are wider and its premise is that the US should withdraw from…

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A war on public transport?

The Chaser · Friday 26 March 2004 · page 8

Many terrorist experts now believe that terrorists are ideologically opposed to public transport Whether it be Israeli buses or Spanish trains, terrorists tend to target…

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War on Terror: Howard makes nation even more secure: sends entire army to Iraq

The Chaser · Friday 26 March 2004 · page 2

PRIME Minister John Howard has stepped up his attack on Mark Latham's plan to bring the troops home by Christmas…

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France Commemorates Anzac Day

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 April 2004 · page 33

Continuing a long-standing tradition ANZAC Day was comm morated at a number of memorial services across France on both April 24 and 25. This year commemorative ceremonies were org nised at the Australian Embassy in Paris, as well as at Le Hame…

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Anzac Day à Melbourne

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 April 2004 · page 33

Malgré un temps maussade et à tendance hivernale, en ce 25 avril 2004, l'Association des Anciens Combattants Français du Victoria (AACFV) a défilé au sein troupes alliées. nombre des membres de l'Association, réduit par les maladies bien trop nombreuses…

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Anzac-day 2004 a Brisbane

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 April 2004 · page 33

C'est par une journée splendide que les Anciens Combattants Français et leurs camarades légionnaires ont défilé dans les rues de Brisbane ce dimanche 25 avril 2004. En tête marchait fièrement notre nouveau Président Louis SULTAN, suivi du…

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Cérémonie du 25 Avril 2004 Anzac Day

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 1 April 2004 · page 36

Dès l'aube une foule nombreuse pressait autour du Mémorial de ville. Situé en plein centre, ce monument simple et majestueux…

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