THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 29, 1968-21
Poland Denies Anti-Semitism; Worldwide Protests Growing
A Jew without a wife is not con-
ti Semitic campaign in was organized by the North sidered a perso---Yebamoth
student unrest and riots and urged with the an - em
American Jewish Youth Coun-
that the campaign be called off Poland. The resolution had been
and the Conference of Presi-
immediately to prevent a danger- delivered to the embassy with the
ous situation from developing fur- request that it be forwarded to dents of Major American Jewish
ther. The ambassador agreed that the Polish government in Warsaw.
of
Organizations.
an opportunity should be found in The embassy refused to transmit
Anti-Defamation
League
of
Bnai
Spring
the very near future for the Polish the statement and returned it to
Brith announced it was completing
government to clarify its views the Congress.
Festival
a "fully documented study and
The
West
Germany
embassy,
to
on the matter.
Music
The delegation noted that mount- which the Congress had delivered analysis" of the anti-Semitic as-
Featuring:
ing a campaign against a handful another resolution calling for aboli- pects of the situation in Poland.
of surviving Polish Jews, the rem- tion of the statute of limitations in Dory Schary, ADL chairman, call-
MARTHA SCHLAMME
The delegation, headed by Alder- nant of 3,000,000 who were des- West Germany in war crimes and ed the campaign "the oldest politi-
at
man Michael Fidler, president of troyed by the Nazis, could serve crimes against humanity, advised
maneuver
in
the
world
and
one
Cong. Ahavas Achim
the Board of Deputies, included only to discredit the Polish gov- the Congress that it had trans- cal
of the nastiest."
19190 Schaefer Hwy.
representatives of the Association ernment in international circles, to mitted the resolution to Bonn.
to
NEW YORK (JTA) — Ambas- (The New York Times reported ;
of Jewish ex-Servicemen and encourage nee-fascist and neo-
SUNDAY, APRIL 7
Women and the Inter-University Nazi elements wherever they exist sador Jerzy Michalowski, the Po- from Warsaw that the Communist 1'
8:00 p.m.
Jewish Federation. They visited and to invite comparison between lish Ambassador in Washington party was defying Gomulka's ef-
the Polish envoy to protest Po- the present Warsaw government "strongly denied" d u r i n g the fort to dampen down the anti- •
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land's official campaign to blame and the avowedly anti-Semitic pre- course of a one-hour meeting Mon
directed by
Zionist campaign and that ob-
CANTOR SIMON BERMANIS
Jews — characterized as "Zionist" war Poland regimes. Any attempt day any anti-Semitism on the part servers here believe that the
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elements in Poland — for recent to ma k 20 000 Polish Jews the of his government during the re- defiance within the party on the
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`Zionist' issue constitutes a greater
s ca p egoat for internal dissensions cent student disorders in Poland. threat to the authority" of Gomul-
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in Polish with which they have He said that Wladyslaw Gomulka, ka than the student arrest.)
nothing to do is "both evil and chairman of the United Workers
(Communist) Party, had tried to
grotesque," they said.
Many more Jew s have been reduce tensions arising out of
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ousted from Polish official posi- charges that Jews were responsible
for the present turmoil in the
tions and from universities.
Among expellees from important country. The envoy's statements
roles are Zygmunt Baumann, a were quoted by Rabbi Herschel
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sociology professor; Adam Schaff, Schacter, chairman of the Con-
of Presidents of Major
1 a Marxist theoretician; Juliusz ference
THEM ALL"
Jewish Organizations, who report-
Katz-Suchy, a law professor.
it
Gen. Mieszyslaw Moczar, Po- ed to a meeting of the conference
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a lieved to be the instigator of the lish envoy during which, he dis-
anti-Zionist campaign in Poland. closed, he voiced "deep concern"
that the anti-Semitic campaign
Argentina Embassy Rejects
in Poland had not abated despite
Protest
Against
Anti-Semitism
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JERUSALEM (JTA) — A resolu-
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planation, a resolution adopted by onstration of anti-Semitism in Po-
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the South American Executive of land and calling on the Polish
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government to permit the emigra-
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WASHINGTON (JTA) — Some
students, protesting anti-Jewish
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and anti-intellectual policies of the
Polish government demonstrated
Tuesday in front of the Polish em-
bassy here.
AMSTERDAM (JTA) — The
Dutch committee of survivors of
the Auschwitz death camp pro-
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LONDON (JTA) — The Polish
Ambassador to Great Britain de-
nied to a delegation representing
the Board of Deputies of British
Jews and other Jewish organiza-
tions here that there was any anti-
Semitic intent in the recent events
in Poland and said he was deeply
disturbed by what he claimed was
a misrepresentation of those events
by the delegation.
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A resolution
protesting the "anti-Zionist, anti-
Semitic propaganda campaign" of
the Polish government was adopted
at a meeting here Monday of the
Congress for Unity, a body organ-
ized by the Federation of Jewish
Societies of France.
'Worldwide Protests
Among the strong protests reg-
istered during the past week
against the Polish government's
anti:Zionist campaign were:
.A declaration on behalf of the
black/community by Bayard Rus-
tin, executive director of the A.
Philip Randolph Institute of New
York;
An appeal by Jacques Torczyner,
president of the Zionist Organiza-
tion of America, to the U.S. gov-
ernment and to all Americans "to
protest these latest Polish excesses
against Jews;"
The accusation of the Synagogue
Council of America that Poland's
blatant anti - Semitism exploited
traditional hatred of Jews;
A bitter denunciation of the Com-
munist regime in Russia by Polish
Jewish ex-servicemen in England;
An editorial attack on the new
Polish anti-Semitic manifestations
in La Prensa of Buenos Aires;
An editorial criticism of Poland's
new policies in the Christian
Science Monitor.
Hundreds of college students
and others participated in a
demonstration near the Polish
mission at the United Nations. It
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