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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Fiidoy, Nov. 15, 1974-19
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The Jewish people have always known sorrow and oppression and they have
survived both. The establishment of Israel prOvided an opportunity to offer a
home for the survivors of the worst oppression in history. The establishment of
Israel also gave Jews everywhere a greater sense of self esteem. Recent events
in Israel, the war, inflation, a reduction in tourism, have created very difficult
problems for our brothers and sisters in Israel. Their very survival is threatend
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"Im glad I went." Shalom.
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Author Warns Nazism May Return
Lectures Stirs Book Fair Audience
Warnings of a resurgent
Nazism by Ladislas Farago,
author of "Aftermath" (Si-
mon and Schuster), stirred a
capacity .audience on the
opening night of the annual
Jewish Book Fair. The Satur-
day night audience heard
Farago analyze the subject
of his book which claims \
that the arch Nazi criminal,
Martin Bormann is still alive
and that ue had seen him in
a hospital in Boliva.
Farago first alleged that
Bormann was still alive in a
series of newspaper articles
in 1972, and he compiled the
evidence in "Aftermath." He
said there about 50,000 Nazis
and Nazi criminals wanted
by several countries now liv-
ing in South , America.
Because many of his 1972
newspaper articles were dis-
puted, _ "Aftermath" w a s
written "as a matter of
honor," Farago said.
He said that after his
articles appeared the Ger-
man government announced
that - a skull found in a rail-
road yard had- been proven
to be Bormann's.
"I felt my reputation as a
journalist was at stake, so I
re-examined my evidence
and went back to South
America," he said.
There he met Bormann's
protectors, one of whom was
the late Juan Peron whom
Farago said agreed to pro-
tect Bormann in Argentina in
return for three-quarters of
the wealth Bormann brought
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with him from , Germany,
estimated in the millions.
"Tile mystery of Martin
Bormann seems very great
in the United States, but ,it's
not so, 'great down there.
Martin Bormann is not hard
to find.
"Many journalists have writ-
ten that I'm wrong, that
Martin Bormann is dead, but
I'm the only one who went
looking , for him."
The book fair will conclude
this weekend with a perform-
ance in Yiddish by Emil
Gorovetz and ,Margarita Pa-
lanskaya, who will sing and
present dramatic readings
8:30 p.m. Saturday in the
Aaron DeRoy Theater. They
will be accompanied by con-
cert pianist; Malke Gottlieb.
At 10 a.m. Sunday, Rich-
ard Kinney, associate direc-
tor of the Wayne State Uni-
versity Press, will discuss
"Jewish Books We have
Known and Loved," in Room
202 at the Center. Rachel
Eytan, Israeli scholar and
journalist, - will speak in He-
brew on "The History and
Development of Contempo-
rary Hebrew Literature"
3:30 p.m. in Room 384.
"Zlateh the Goat" will be
shown for children 12:30 and
1:30 p.m. Sunday. The Center
Young Actors Guild will pre-
sent an adaptation of Isaac
Bashevis Singer's "Mazel
and Shlimazel" at 2 p.m. in
the DeRoy Theater.. There is
a charge for both the play
and film.
"Sing Along With Israel,"
a musical production featur-
ing five Israeli entertainers,
will be presented as the final
book fair event 7:30 p.m.
Sunday at the Center. There
is a charge for the program.
During the book fair "A
Guide to Jewish Detroit,"
will be on sale.
The guide, prepared by 10
university students partici-
pating in last summer's
Project Join (Jewish Occu-
pational Intership Project),
details where to find syna-
gogues and temples, kosher
food, and shopping, educa-
tional institutions, J e w i s h
media, community service,
Zionist a n d Israel-oriented
organizations, the arts, the
elderly and other topics of
Jewish concern.
, The authors of the guide
will be on hand at the book
fair Sunday. They are Dor-
othy Blechman, Man Her-
bach, guide coordinator; _Fae
Kleinplatz, Bonnie Kolnierz,
Roz Komisar, Karen Miller,
Bonnie Noble, Phillip Shar-
key, Lea StoI.jxian and Susan
Weiss.
Study on Hebrew Revival Published
RAMAT-GAN — A study
has been published in Eng-
lish by. Dr. Jack Fellman of
the department of Hebrew
language at Bar-Ilan Uni-
versity here entitled "The
Revival of a Classic Tongue"
which analyses how Eliezer
Ben-Yehuda, the "Father' of
Modern Hebrew," revived
Hebrew and converted it to a
modern everyday language.
According. to Dr. Fellman,
Ben - Yehuda accomplished
this feat by creating the first
Hebrew - speaking household
in Palestine by forcing his
wife and children to speak
nothing but Hebrew, agitat-
ing' the local population and
Jews in the Diaspora to
speak, write and read He-
brew, forming Hebrew-speak-
ing societies, instituting
Hebrew ,teaching in the
schools with the teacher in-
structing entirely in t h e
Hebrew language, establish-
ing the first comprehensive
Hebrew newspaper in Pales-
tine; creating the first
modern Hebrew dictionary
and establishing a special
language council to coin new
words and decide on proper
usage and pronounciation.
These seven steps alone
are not enough, however, for
anyone wanting to revive a
language, Dr. Fellman points
out. Aside from the several
national and political pre-
requisites which existed as
the Jewish 'people revived
their ancient homeland, such
a revival also requires a
particular kind of man to
carry it out, and overcome
the many obstacles involved.
The book has been pub-
lished by the Mouton Pub-
lishers, of Holland, as part
of a special series entitled
`Contributions to the Soci-
ology of Language" under
the editorship of Prof. Joshua
Fishman, of Yeshiva Univer-
sity in New York.
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