THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Twin City Federations Eye
12—Friday, Jaemery 1, 1971
This Week in Jewish History
(From the (lies of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency)
40 Years Ago This Week: 1930
Russian Jews began a 10-day celebration of the 10th anniversary
of the Moscow Jewish State Theater.
Herman Radner, Jewish businessman of Windsor, Ont., volunteered
to feed the hungry unemployed for three months at an estimated
cost of $25-$35,000.
A Catholic handyman in Bristol, Conn., left $5,000 each to his
church, another church, and Beth Israel Synagogue.
The president of the White Russian Republic said Jews there had
more schools and village soviets than any other minority.
Russian Communists in Riga destroyed the graves of the Baal
Sheen Tov, founder of Hassidism, and his great-grandson Rabbi
Nahum Brat:laver, founder of "Brat:laver Hassidism."
Max Naumann, head of the nationalistic, anti-Zionist National-
German Jewish Union, declared: "A Jewish patriot must support any
party which is useful to Germany, even when that party is anti-Semitic.
Therefore we must agree with Hitler's Fascist program because it
solves the German problems."
Rabbi Tobias Katzenelbogen, leader of the Leningrad Jewish com-
munity for 25 years, died there aged 84.
10 Years Ago This Week: 1960
Premier Bcn-Gurion asserted that press reports had "distorted
his remarks in alleging he had called Diaspora Jews "godless," ex-
plaining: "In my speech I put the emergence of the American Jewish
community as a positive development in Jewish life on a par with
the miracle of Israel's rebirth."
Dr. Nahum Goldman, president of the World Jewish Congress,
said Herut leader Menahem Begin was "irresponsible" in urging Jews
to support' the ,West in the East-West struggle, as the Soviet Union's
3,500,000 Jews would be cut off from world Jewry.
The Israeli Cabinet approved a request by attorney Robert Serve-
tins for $20,000 in tees for defending Adolf Eichmann In Jerusalem,
as no other fund source was seen. Justice Minister Pintas Rosen
said it was "in the Interests of Israel's national and international
obligations."
Brig. Zvi Tsur, deputy Israeli chief of staff, was named major-
general and chief of staff, succeeding retiring Maj.-Gen. Haim Laskov.
MP Barnett Janner, president of the Board of Deputies of British
Jews, was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II.
In 1960, for the first time in eight years, the Security Council did
not consider a single Arab-Israel dispute.
New York University offered three-year graduate fellowships lead-
ing to doctorates in Hebrew or Judaeo-Arabic Studies.
MINNEAPOLIS (JTA)—A study
to identify the Jewish concerns and
needs of Jewish students and fac-
ulty members at the University of
Minnesota has been started by the
Minneapolis Federation for Jewish
Services and the St. Paul United
Jewish Fund and Council.
The study will seek information
to determine the type of programs
and services which should be pro-
vided under federation auspices to
help the 1,800 to 2,000 Jewish stu-
dents and 150 to 200 faculty mem-
bers increase their Jewish knowl-
edge, to meet their religious and
personal needs as Jews and to help
them find ways to identify with
Jewish life.
Jewish Artists' Recordings
Given to Lincoln Center
NEW YORK (JTA) — Four
thousand phonograph records docu-
menting 60 years of spoken and
musical Jewish artistry have been
given to Lincoln Center for the
Performing Arts by the widow of a
man who amassed what is thought
to be the world's largest collection
of such memorabilia.
Mrs. Helen H. Stambler, the
donor, was the wife of Benedict
Stambler, founder of the Collectcrs
Record Guild, who concentrated on
his collection of Jewish music
during the last 20 years of his life.
The donation, to be known as the
Benedict Stambler Archive of Re-
corded Jewish Music, will be
housed at Lincoln Center's Rodgers
and Hammerstein Archives of Re-
corded Sound.
Axel Springer Sees Danger to Israel
in Bonn Agreement with Warsaw
BERLIN — West Germany's
leading publisher, Axel Springer.
warned that an agreement recent-
ly signed with Polish government
officials will not bring reconcilia-
tion with the Poles. Rather, he
said, it has created a deep split
within the German people. "A de-
cision which, by definition, was to
be reserved for a European peace
treaty has been anticipated under
no compulsion whatever," Spring-
er said. "A Communist govern-
ment is empowered by a freely
elected German government to an-
nex a part of Germany."
Springer pointed out that the
Social Democrat and Liberal coali-
tion which signed the Treaty
recognizing the Oder-Neisse line as
the western boundry of Poland
had, until recently, maintained
that frontier questions could only
be settled in a peace treaty with
the whole of Germany. Among
those who upheld this belief be
cited Liberal Thomas Dehler and
Social Democrats Erich, 011en-
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sent chancellor Willy Brandt.
"It is said that times have
changed," Springer concluded in
his statement published in the na-
tional newspaper Die Welt. "Are
the times the only motive for the
change of heart accomplished in
the new Ostoolitik? The times have
brought enhanced power to the
Soviets despite persistenreconomic
failures; they have brought the
Wall, the invasion of Czechoslova-
kia, a rapid spread of Russia's
sphere of military influence in the
Middle East, and an escalation of
strategic armaments in the arsen-
als of the Kremlin.
"The times have also brought
renewed persecution of Polish
Jews and, instieated by the Sov-
iets, a serious threat to Israel —
whose fate should concern Ger-
many's politicians more than the
good humour of a Willi Stoph.
What the chancellor and his
friends take for the dawn is the
Red Flag of Soviet imperialism,
which menaces all of Europe."
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perfectly safe," said Samuel Davis
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