Evangelical Church Asks Germans Danny
Ras kin' s
to Tell Children About Nazi Evils

BERLIN, (JTA) — A- declara-
tion appealing to German parents
and teachers to "break their
silence over the past," and teach
the younger generations about
the occurrences of the Hitler
era, was adopted here at the
close. of the tenth German Evan-
gelical Church Congress, which
attracted 100,000 Germans from
West Germany as well as from
East Germany.
The declaration was adopted
by the Jewish-Christian relations
group of the congress, one of the
two major study groups organized
by the congress. The other
seminar concerned political af-
fairs. The Jewish-Christian study
group declared in its final st
ment that the Adolf
trial in Jeru ale "c
Germans.
The grou lso c
ing up the ocessi
fication to victim
and demanded that
compensation by
Nazism be tre. gen
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before the congress, Prof. Kraus-
nick, secretary of the Munich
Institute of Contemporary His-
tory, told the session that the
younger people must "know their
past in order to understand the
contemporary world."
Nazism, he said, "was not an
inescapable development." There
may have been "dangerous ten-
dencies before 1933," he stated,
"but the German people had its
undeniable responsibilities, and
these were probably the decisive
factors."

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Austrian Official on Trial the columns of yesteryears.
for Killing Ukrainian Jews APRIL 17, 1942 . . . Morton

NNA, (JTA) — Dr. Franz
enberge
high •
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lice off
went
ere
on chara given the
xecution of 300
Ukraine in 1942. He
Nazi
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Rosen, president of the Lonely
Hearts Club here, telling of a
young Jewish man, hailing from
New York and unfamiliar with
Detroit, being referred to him.
• . . After talking with the
young fellow Morton introduced
him to a girl whose ideas and
likes coincided with those of
the "lonely New Yorker." .
coupon Both were without parents,
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Dancing
ear greetings liked to dance and enjoyed the
theater. . . . He called her a
few times, and they began go-
ing out. . .. The couple fell in
love with each other, began
going steady and talked of an
engagement. . . . One day, con-
versation drifted toward their
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parents. . . . She opened the
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that it was that of her mother.
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. . . The locket dropped from
ates:
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