Rabbi Leivy Sniolar's 1313Y0 Pamphlet Notes Holocaust Lesson
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Rabbi Leivy Smolar, pre-
sident of the Baltimore He-
brew College in a revealing
work on the Holocaust pub-
lished by Bnai Brith Youth
Organization for its Judaism
Pamphlet Series, declares
that for Jews "the price of
existence is constant re-
membrance."
His "Lest We Forget . . .
The Murder of the Six Mil-
lion Jews of Europe," re-
jects the concept that Jewry's
mass extermination was an
isolated instance. He de-
clares: "The Holocaust did
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not arise out of the blue as
an insane idea of a madman
. . . It runs deep in the soil
of human history."
"For the Holocaust to
have been possible, hatred of
the Jews had to be incubat-
ing and festering and grow-
ing for hundreds of years,"
Rabbi Smolar states, pointing
out that hatred did not dis-
appear with the end of the
war and "can always be
fanned into a flame."
Rabbi Smolar accuses the
great powers of having done
little to aid European Jewry.
"The great nations watched
almost as spectators," he de-
clares. He points to the
murder of the Israeli ath-
letes at the Munich Olym-
pics as evidence that the
Holocaust story needs to be
constantly retold.
In the 64-page pamphlet,
he traces the development of
the Holocaust from the an-
cient to the modern world,
and describes, in chapters on
resistance and the Warsaw
Ghetto uprising, the deter-
mination of Jews to strike
back.
"Perhaps the most crucial
lesson of all deals not with
man's indifference a n d
cruelty, but with his deter-
mination and strength and
his will to live," he says.
Even in the death camps, he
writes, Jews fought to retain
their human dignity and
maintain their customs.
"Lest We Forget . . . ,"
the latest of 15 booklets
written by scholars and
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Jewish themes, is designed
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The late Samuel G. Bank,
past president of the Bnai
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organizer and past president
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positions in the 27 chapters
that make up the Metropoli-
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spend Tuesday evening learn-
ing about their duties from
local leaders of Bnai Brith
Women.
The Bnai Brith Women's
Council of Metropolitan De-
troit will take over Temple
Israel for a 6:30 p.m. din-
ner, followed by the leader-
ship training institute.
There will be a keynote
address by Mrs. Julius P.
Berke of Chicago, past
president of Bnai Brith Wo-
men District 6, and a nation-
al Bnai Brith Youth Organi-
zation commissioner.
The dinner-meeting will be
convened by Mrs. Bernard
Bliefield, institute chairman.
Mrs. Ira Albion, newly
installed president of the
council, will extend greet-
ings.
Conducting workshops are
Mesdames Leonard Sims and
Andrew Berger, Anti-Defa-
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stalled the following: Mes-
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Luncheon noon May 10 at
Sutton Place Apts. club house.
Mrs. Max Jaffee, program
chairman, is planning an
Israeli program commemor-
ating Israel's 25th anniver-
sary. Friends and relatives
are welcome. Prizes will be
given. Luncheon will be
served for a nominal charge.
For reservations, call Mrs.
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Mrs. Jack Sayles, LI 7-4475.
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DEBORAH CHAPTER will
hold a Mother's Day Affair
7:30 p.m. Thursday at the
Southfield Civic Center. A
dairy dinner with special
gifts will be followed by a
needlepoint display and com-
plimentary instruction. There
is an admission charge and
children are welcome. For
information, call Paulette
Zipser, 576-4651.
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a dance 9 p.m. Saturday at
the Berkley Masonic temple.
Music for dancing will be
provided by Eric Rosenow
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freshments wil be featured.
The community is invited.
For information, call Shir-
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men and workers of the
Martyrs Forest program.
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lodges and 26 chapters.
The brunch, held in coop-
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Admission will be by the
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the first of the awards, to be
made in his name, is given
at the Bnai Brith President's
Brunch 10 a.m. Sunday, at
Cong. Beth Achim.
In addition to his official
duties with Bnai Brith, Mr.
Bank was its Michigan Jew-
ish Man of the Year. He also
is being memorialized by a
forest in Israel. The com-
pleted '10,000-tree forest will
be located in the Bnai Brith
Martyrs Forest.
The brunch will feature
tributes to Paul Perry,
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Mrs. Andrew Berger, presi-
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