30—Friday, May 25, 1973
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Lack of Jewish National Identity Seen as Anti-Semitism Basis
BY HEIDI PRESS
Speakers, Artists Catalogue to Be
Distributed at Program Institute
The homelessness of Jews
in Europe made them "socio-
political cripples," and ulti-
mately led to anti-Semitism,
according to Dr. Emanuel
Taney of the department of
psychiatry at Sinai Hospital.
Dr. Tanay, responding to
a paper on anti-Semitism de-
livered Monday at a depart-
ment meeting by Dr. Milton
J. Steinhardt, also of Sinai
said the Jews in Europe be-
came hate objects because
they were without a country
of their own.
"The homeless Jew was a
perfect target because he
lacked a homeland and a na-
tional power," Dr. Tanay
said. However, "the creation
of the state of Israel
changes the situation," he
said. In Israel, the Jews
regained a national power.
In the introduction to his
paper, entitled, "Masks of
Anti-Semitism: Current Per-
spectives," Dr. Steinhardt
gave his motivation for writ-
ing the paper, originally pre-
sented in Jerusalem in May
1972. He said the reaction of
listing run the range from
"Anthropology" to "Zion-
ism," suggesting in each in-
stance persons qualified to
deal with the subject.
Mrs. Carl Schiller and Mrs.
J. . Stewart Linden, co-chair-
men of the institute, said the
session will be keynoted by
Mrs. Harry Oberstein. Mrs.
Evelyn Orbach of the Coun-
cil staff will lead a general
workshop on the subjects and
techniques of organizational
programs. Separate tables
will consider specific areas
of program interest.
Resource persons and lead-
ers of table discussions will
include Daniel Berk and
Irving Tukel, international
concerns; Stephen Cooper
and Mrs. Seymour Rowe,
civic priorities; Mrs. Oscar
Kramer, Mrs. Louis Red-
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Jewish Community Council's
Program Planners Institute
9 a.m. June 3 at the United
Hebrew Schools.
Prepared under the direc-
tion of Irving Katz, the
catalogue was assembled and
indexed under subject head-
ings by Dr. Martin Herman.
Both are members of the
Council's culture commis-
sion, which is sponsoring the
institute.
Bernard Panush, culture
commission chairman, said
that for the first time De-
troit's Jewish organizations
will have available a sys-
tematic listing of local re-
source persons for their own
program-planning purposes.
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ABE CHEROW,
from the University of Lyon
in 1959, and a PhD from the
University of Rennes in 1962.
Honorary co-chairmen of
Detroit Friends of Yeshiva
University are: David I. Ber-
ris, Tom Borman, Irwin I.
Cohen, Rabbi Hayim Donin,
Max M. Fisher, Nathan
Freedland, David Goldberg,
Nathan I. Goldin, Judge
Lawrence Gubow, Samuel.
Hechtman, Judge Nathan J.
Kaufman, Charles L. Levin,
Edward Levy, Benjamin Lev-
inson, David Pollack, Philip
Slomovitz, Philip Stollman
and David P. Zack.
Dinner co-chairmen are
Norman Allan, Paul Borman,
Horace Brown, A v e r n L.
Cohn, Albert I. Fill, Howard
S. Danzig, Nathan L. Fink,
Frank Fitzsimmons, Robert
DR. PAUL RACCAH
Holmes, I. William Sherr,
Max Sosin, Max Stollman,
10:30 a.m. June 3 at Cong. Fred Walters and Maj. Gen.
Shaarey Zedek.
William J. Weinstein, U.S.
Dr. Leon Fill, host, stated Marine Corps Reserve.
that there is no charge for
the brunch, at which progress
of the June 13 Detroit Friends Lawmaker Thanked
dinner, in honor of Jack for Aid to Israel
Bushkin, will be reported. Dr,
Fill is chairman of the din-
ner, which will take place
at Shaarey Zedek.
Daniel A. Laven is chair-
man of Detroit Friends, and
Abraham Borman honorary
chairman.
Dr. Raccah, a member of
the first team that put a com-
puter to work in an American
steel mill, is co-director in
charge of the experimental
group at the new Maxwell
R. Maybaum Institute of Ma-
terial Sciences and Quantum
Electronics at Yeshiva Uni-
versity's Beller Graduate
Dr. Bernard Weston, right,
School of Science.
The institute is being de- representing the American
veloped as the center for ad- Physicians Fellowship for
vanced research in lasers, the Israel Medical Associa-
optics and electronics orien- tion, presents a citation to
ted toward significant break- Dr. Thomas Morgan, Penn-
throughs in physics, chemis- sylvania congressman, for
his "exemplary dedication
try and the life sciences.
Dr. Raccah joined Yeshiva to the progress of the state of
University 2 1/2 years ago as Israel." Dr. Morgan is the
associate professor of phys- only physician to have be-
ics, after serving as research come chairman of the House
physicist at MIT since 1964. Foreign Affairs Committee.
A native of Tunisia, he was He is a graduate of Wayne
a group leader in Campagnie State University, class of
Europenne D'Automatisme et 1934.
D'Electronique in Paris be-
When history repeats itself
fore joining MIT. He has a
national engineering degree we're all hard of hearing.
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Mere perusal of the leaflet
convinces anyone of the ob-
vious bias and distortion."
He said that this "obvious
bias persisted throughout
the centuries in all lands in
the form of an irrational en-
mity to a stubborn minority
refusing to disapper."
Among the discussants
were Dr. Peter A. Martin of
the Sinai department of psy-
chiatry and Rabbi Irwin
Groner of Cong. Shaarey
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to prove that he excluded
himself from the group en-
tirely."
Dr. Steinhardt noted that
Israel seemed to take on the
part of the aggressor in the
eyes of the New Left. He
said that after the Six-Day
War, this group adopted a
resolution that 'charged Is-
rael with 'imitating the
Nazis, resorting to terror,
force, and massacre.' Ap-
parently, the Israelis' victory
in the Six-Day War gave psy-
chological impetus to erase
the guilt feelings generated
by the memory of the six
million innocent Jewish lives
wiped out."
Another group whose mo-
tivation Dr. Steinhardt ques-
tioned were the Quakers.
"Under the mask of peace,
the Quakers published a
pamphlet entitled, 'Search
for Peace in the Mid East.'
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the New Left after the Six-
Day War, the survival of the
state of Israel and social
changes in the U.S. prompted
him to set down his thoughts.
Dr. Steinhardt said the
basis for anti-Semitism is
emotional. He included "Un-
conscious feelings of envy,
sibling rivalry, parental re-
jection, and jealousy of a
stubborn minority that re-
sists losing its identity." He
alluded to Karl Marx, who
was the grandson of a rabbi,
yet he managed to turn such
men as Emerson and James
Lowell against the Jews.
Referring to the psycholo-
logical basis of anti-Semit-
ism, Dr. Steinhardt used
Marx as an example. He
said the "typical Jewish
anti-Semite" identifies with
the aggressor, "thus deny-
ing the painful fact that he
is the object of the hostility.
Karl Marx is a suitable ex-
ample, identifying himself
with the Jew haters and de-
nying that he was or could
become the intended victim.
His anti-Jewish statements
undoubtedly were intended
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