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SHARM EL SHEIKH—Forty date
saplings were recently planted by
the Jewish National Fund at
Sharm-el-Sheikh at the southern
tip of the Sinai Peninsula opposite
the Straits of Tiran. This was the
first experiment in planting trees
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Royal Oak fireman Stanley Bozich, whose war crimes museum
documents "the most horrendous page in history ever written,"
holds up a framed letter from Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal which
Bozich exhibits in his museum. The letter commends Bozich's efforts
to relate the period of Nazi rule.
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Lake Orion Museum Documents
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elaborate iron grillwork, and the
fine foods made New Orleans a
special vacation spot. We enjoyed
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bread, a spectacular flaming des-
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Students from 20 countries are
participating in a three-month He-
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coming academic year.
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beginning and advanced classes, 20
hours a week to be devoted to
Hebrew language study, six hours
to Jewish stUdies, and two hours
to Israeli geography.
The ulpan will make extensive
use of the new audio-visual lan-
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zation and howls the death cries of
forgotten ages."
—Jacques deLarue, "The Gestapo"

form:

A listing of early nuisance de-
crees that limited the rights of
Jews—Every man's middle name
was to be Israel, and every wom-
an's Sara; no Jew could own a pet,
nor could he buy books:
Yellow stars of David worn by
Jews in countries of occupation;
the rare photo album of an SS
member, from 1933 to 1943; instru-
ments of punishment, and torture,
used by the Nazis;
The "Red Cross" button worn by
so-called angels of mercy at Treb-
linka;
"Receipts" given to Jews at
Theresienstadt as they were rob-
bed of their last pennies; a gold
cap that was concealed in the boot
of a liberating GI, unaware that
it was a tooth;
A letter from an inmate in
Auschwitz, all the more pitiful for
its assertion: "I am well . . ."
Bozich has tried to limit atrocity
photographs to one wall and ex-
plained that he purposely kept out
some pictures that Jews might find
"humiliating." He has plans for a
new three-dimensional exhibit,
showing a number of scenes in
scale, including the ovens at Llir-
kenau.
Engrossed in what he calls
"the most horrendous page in
history ever written," Bozich re-
minds his viewers that many
peoples suffered under Nazism-
20,000,000 Russians among them
—and that the far left and far
right can threaten any free so-
ciety.
He is angered that of 6,000 SS
men who ran Auschwitz, fewer
than 100 have been captured and
tried, and he feels Nazis should he
tried in Russia or Poland, not in
Germany where sensitivity to the
past may work in favor of the
accused.
"The convicted Nazi," said
Bozich, "is sentenced on an aver-
aver-

Stanley Bozich, w h o s e War
Crimes Museum in Lake Orion has
drawn 1,000 viewers in its one
month, precedes his exhibit with
that posted warning. His personal-
ly-conducted 20-minute tour in-
cludes frequent reminders that "It
can happen here."
Which is why the Royal Oak
firefighter is in business. A collec-
tor of Nazi paraphernalia and war
crimes material for eight years,
Bozich long has been concerned
about young collectors who are
"enthralled" by Nazi regalia. The
Keatington Antique Village mu-
seum, a realization of Bozich's
longtime dream, is consciously
directed at those in need of a his-
tory lesson.
Althcugh "young kids and real
old folks don't want to come in,"
Bozich is enthusiastic at the
response of the Young who do
come, "I had a couple of flower
children in here the other day.
One was a real wise guy; so I
gave him a real 'super talk.' He
wasn't such a wise guy when I
was through."
Bozich is a keen reader on World
War II crimes, and his tour is an
eye-opener even to those who
thought they were knowledgeable
on the subject. His primary sources
of information were the Black
Book and the Black Book of Po-
land, issued by the American Jew-
ish Congress. Bozich is certain
there is no other museum of its
kind in the country.
He carefully avoids naming Ger-
many as sole perpetrator of the
crimes. The reason is apparent
when he takes out his collection of
SS uniform badges and arm bands
worn by Ukrainians, Byelorussians,
Poles, Austrians, Hungarian s,
Estonians, Russians, Czechoslova-
a
of 2-7 minutes per murder.
kians and Italians, even fezes age
adorned with the death head that And if a case is appealed, he gets
out
before
his old age."
were worn by the SS in Yugosla-
—C.D.
via.
Bozich is sensitive to the effect
Mishna
Discussions
that a collection of uniforms
might have on an uninformed
viewer. He includes no display of Conducted at Center
The Jewish Center, with the co-
medals that might appeal to the
young, and allows no cameras in- operation of the Council of Ortho-
side for fear that a uniformed dox Rabbis, has initiated a Mishna
manikin may be photographed out discussion group, which meets 1
p.m. Thursdays at the main Center
of context.

Because he's frequently hoarse building.

The speakers and topics thus far
from conducting tours (his broth-
Cr has been trained to fill in have been Rabbis Chaskel Grub-
when Bozich is called to the fire- ner, on "Pirke Avot;" Joshua
house, and his wife has been Sperka, on "Kohelet;" and James
supplied with notes s h o u l d Gordon on "Colah Mayetzer."
For information, call the Center,
neither of the men be present),
Bozich is planning to devise a DI 1 - 4200, Ext. 224.

