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The' camps, were situated along what Was known at the time as th* purebjrjafc^ sit Road IV) t and housed tens of thousand of Jews herded into the forced labor sites. The camps concerned were; Borkl-Wielki; Grodek - Jagielonaki; Hermanow; Jaktorqw; Jeiierna; Kamionka-Strumiiowa; Kamlonki near Tar-nopol, Camps I and II; Kurowice, with the camp Ostrow, Laki-Wiel-kl; La wrykowcer Lemberg Janow-ska; Lemberg DAW; Lemberg Julag; Maksymowka; Mosty-Wiel-ki; Pluhow; Podkamien; Przemys-lany; Sasow; Skalat; Tarnopol, with the camps Zbaraz, Zaloscie and Zagrobela; Winnikl; Zborow; Zloatow.
Testimony is imperative in view of the fact that the preliminary investigation into the crimes will be concluded shortly and the matter transferred for further action. Anyone who survived these camps
THE SECOND "DIALOGUE IN ISRAEL"
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Mra. Jacqueline Kahanoff, Israeli author and critic, commented that a "Jewish feeling precedes both knowledge of Jewishness and the assumption of Jewish identity."
As the Jerusalem dialogue neared its close, with questions and comments from members of the audience, some 700 Israelis, of
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The World J^^^ongreaa in New York is seeking also *ire suiv ?ivore of fee ^aai cojn<!4atratipK campof Mauthausen inGermany! Jean Frederic ^elfe, born in *W0 in Moscow) Maurice .tempo, born In 4900 in RoUbalk. Both men appeared as Witnesses before fee Nuremberg International Military Tribunal and are how badly needed as witnesses in the cases of a number of Nazis now under investigation in connection with crimes committed at Mauthausen.
strength you can add and the technical skills you possess, but especially for your tradition and moral courage, in fighting for human liberty wherever that fight must be fought We Israelis can use some of this kind of courage. Too many of us lack this quality."
The "dialogue" then moved to Tel Aviv, with a new set of Israeli participants to discuss the role and responsibility of the Jewish writer to the Jewish community. Prof. Sol Liptzin, of City College of �New York, chairman of the American Jewish Congress Commission on Jewish Affairs, opened the discussion on the theme: "What Is a Jewish Book?" He called for Jewish writers to identify themselves and their work with the Jewish community. He declared:
"Identification means not holding oneself icily aloof from Jewish group interests, not keeping an escape hatch open to an alien reality, not being mired in self-hatred, not being callous toward fellow-Jews in other lands." He urged Jewish writers to approach the Jewish community with love and reverence. But Prof. liptzin's view was disputed by the Israeli as well aa the American writers participating fa the "dialogue".
Leslie Fiedler asserted that the sensitive writer must be true to his personal vision, and he urged Jewish writers to dissociate themselves from all Jewish organizations if they wanted to remain true to that vision. Moshe Shamir, leading Israeli novelist added:
"There are many who demand that an author deal with Jewish subjects, tradition, and history. But the Jewishness of an author must be not a bar but rather a challenge to his creative freedom. We cannot, we must not, be influenced by those seeking to advance Jewish identification. Their interest is the Chosen People. Our interest as writers is choosing people."
Philip Roth told the audience: "The writer's sense of life and of literature ia . hardly 'determined' by what one might call his �Jewishness* although it may often be colored by it. Rather, the writer's art, like all ax�, la determined by the depth and'quality of his individual talent, intelligence, and sensibility, whose origina we really cannot determine."
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The1 Claims Conference is determined to draw the attention of the German parties and of public opinion, in Germany and outside of It, to the just demanda of the per-secutees as far aa they remain unfulfilled in fee pew bills, and do everything to bring about necessary .substantial improvements. The Claims Conference hopes that both: the Federal Government, the Laender, and the Bundestag, will recognize the supreme moral duty of Germany to do the utmost to compensate the victims of Nazism at least materially, in a generous way, and that the leaders of Germany will regard this sacred obli. ghtJop as over-riding fiscal and financial considerations.
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today is miri, which means it belongs to the Emir, a relic of the period when Palestine was incorporated into the expanding empire and newly conquered lands were taken over by the sultan. Miri land cannot be assigned in wills, and this has caused holdings to be divided down the generations in accordance with laws of inheritance and to be split into small and often unworkable parcels.
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youth at his synagogue a search for guidance on the subject, says the New York Herald Tribune. They felt, he said, that their parents had failed to discuss the question with them.
"I have tried to explain that parents often give their children the things they themselves missed. Present-day parents have heaped luxury and comforts on their children, thinking this will provide all the security they need. But children want guidance � they want their parents to say 'No' on this question of mixed marriages �
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