THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
36—Friday, July 19, 1974

Nazi Invasion of Holland in 1940s
Recounted in 'I Am Rosemarie'

Ara
tn entinian Jews
Send Condolences
to Widow of Peron

By DANIEL PESSELNICR.

When Hitler's army occu-
pied Holland, the simplest
joys of life eroded for all
Jews. The right to come and
go freely, to meet friends
and enjoy public beaches, to
go to public schools — all
were forbidden.
Even food in the stores
was segregated since the
Jews were set apart by the
yellow stars they were forced
to wear at all times.
Marietta Moskin's novel, "I
Am Rosemarie" (John Day
and Co.) presents the reader
with a dramatic view of the
1940s as the Nazis invaded
and occupied Holland.
The author includes many
character studies, showing
how many non-Jews lived —
in anger and sorrow, but
superficially much as they
had before the invasion.
The story revolves around
a 12-year-old Jewish girl,
Rosemarie, taken from the
happy and beautiful home in
which she had lived with her
parents and grandmother,
This is the story of Rose-
marie's survival during five
years' internment in Hitler's

BUENOS AIRES (JTA) —
The DAIA, the Buenos Aires
Jewish community, the Fed-
eration of Argentine Jewish
Communities, and the Argen-
tine Zionist Organization
have sent a joint letter to
Mrs. Isabel Peron expressing
the sorrow of Argentine Jews
over the death of President
Juan D. Peron.
The letter, noting the mu-
tual understanding between
Peron and the Jewish com-
munity, said that "the Jew-
ish community had numerous
proofs of the categorical will
of Gen. Peron to avoid any
kind of discrimination."
It pointed out that Peron
placed great value on the co-
operation of Argentine Jews
in building the country and
noted his friendship for Is-
rael.
Israel President Ephraim
Katzir sent Mrs. Peron con-
dolences in his own name
and from the people of Israel.
The Israel government's
condolences were expressed
in a cable to Argentine
Foreign Minister Alberto
Viger from Foreign Minister
Yigel Allon.
The Latin American Jew-
ish Congress also sent a
TEL AVIV (JTA) — De-
message of condolence to
fense Minister Shimon Peres
Mrs. Peron.
said that Israel was ready
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infamous camps. It is also
the story of Rosemarie's
growth into womanhood, in
spite of the incredible humil-
iations and hardships.
Rosemarie survives the
Holocaust—survives through
a combination of luck,
coincidence and a strong de-
sire to live.
The reader becomes deep-
ly involved as Rosemarie
learns to stand alone as she
must face and accept reality,
discovering what and who
she is — regardless of labels
and circumstances.
All of the characters in
this story are inventions of
the author, based on real
people who lived through all
the experiences described in
this book.
All of the places, back-
grounds and circumstances
are true. The camps are real
as is everything that happen-
ed there, even the names of
the SS guards.
The author, who grew up
in Holland, wrote this book
to show the chronicle of
events that happened. She
wants her readers to know
that these incidents can hap-
pen again.

FRANK PAUL

"AND TO THINK, my Mother
wanted me to become
A DOCTOR!"

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will spend
billions of dollars to double
their air force, triple their
armor and fill their arsenals
with sophisticated ground-to-
ground, air-to- air and sea-to-
sea missiles, Peres said.
He said Israel "must con-
struct a new system of forces
to meet the future systems
of enemy might."
Peres referred with pride
to the qualitative superiority
of Israeli airmen and the air
force's versatility.
He said that in the Yom
Kippur War the enemy lost
55 aircraft to every Israeli
plane downed. He said the
Israeli Air Force had suc-
cessfully passed all tests
against sophisticated Soviet
technology and against the
lowest forms of Arab ter-
rorists extremism.
A feature of the air show
was the giant Hercules trans-
port planes which took off
from a 100-yard strip with
the aid of booster rockets and
landed, disgorging from its
fusilage a jeep command car
and truck and a large unit
of paratroopers.

Arab countries

London Manager
of JTA Retires

LONDON (JTA) — The
London manager of the Jew-
ish Telegraphic A g e n c y,
Solomon Malins, has retired
after 50 years of uninter-
rupted service with the JTA.
Malins began with the
JTA as a junior clerk, and
went on to hold every ad-
ministration job, becoming
London manager 15 years
ago.
He also did editorial work
at various times, including
the supervision of foreign
transmissions and the editing
of the London Daily News
Bulletin between editors.

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ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: Norman Podho-
retz, editor of Commentary,
and Midge Decter, author and
critic, will discuss "Call It
Sleep" by Henry Roth.
* * *
HIGHLIGHTS
Time: 9:45 a.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 2.
Feature: "Women's Rights
and Woman's Role in To-
day's Jewish Community"
with Jacqueline Levine, na-
tional president, women's di-
vision, American Jewish Con-
gress; Mildred Grossman, na-
tional chairman for Women's
Rights; and Lewis S. Gross-
man, president of the Detroit
Jewish Community Council.
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"IF NOT NOW . . ."
Time: 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Station: WDET-FM (101.9).
Feature: "Confront the
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National Jewish Community
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JERUSALEM (JTA)—The
government introduced day-
light saving time as a fuel
conservation measure July 7
and drew bitter protests from
the religious community and
a complaint from the electric
company that it will lose
more in revenues than it
will save on fuel.
The summer time will be
in effect until October. The
government estimates a fuel
saving of IL 30,000,000.
-Religious spokesmen pro-
tested that moving the clocks
forward one hour will make
Sabbath observance more
difficult.
Sunset Friday will be after
7 p.m. and nightfall Satur-
day at 8:30 p.m. Small chil-
dren will not be able to
attend synagogue services
Friday night, and their par-
ents will have little time to
visit or go out Saturday night.
Rabbi Yedidya Frankel,
Tel Aviv's Ashkenazic chief
rabbi, warned that the new

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Time: 6:35 a.m. Sunday.
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Station: WNIC (1300).
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Feature: Rabbinical re-
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