THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

8 Friday, November 10, 1918

Uruguay Will Act Against Anti-Semitism

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NEW YORK (JTA) —
The government of
Uruguay has indicated in
recent days its determina-
tion to apprehend those re-
sponsible for a rash of anti-
Semitic incidents in Mon-
tevideo, according to the
Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith.
Rabbi Morton M. Rosent-
hal, ADL's Latin American
Affairs director, pointed to a
widely-published statement
by Gen. Hugo Linares
Brum, the Interior Minister
and the nation's top police
official, as one such indica-
tion.
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pearing in all of Uruguay's
major daily papers, said,
"We are dedicated to locat-
ing the perpetrators and
those responsible for these
attacks which harm the
community."
Rosenthal said another
indication was an editorial
in "El Pais," which often re-
flects the government's
viewpoint, repudiating the
attacks on a synagogue and
cemetery and calling for a
thorough investigation.
These assurances fol-
lowed closely those made
to the ADL earlier this
month by Uruguay's
Ambassador to the U.S.
who stated, "The gov-
ernment and the people
of Uruguay categorically
repudiate the actions
committed against in-

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stitutions belonging to
the Jewish community of
Uruguay."
The statements were in
response to the second rash
of anti-Jewish incidents in
six months to occur in
Uruguay. Only hours after
congregants had concluded
Yom Kippur services, one of
the largest synagogues was
rocked by a powerful explo-
sion.
Three days later and fol-
lowing condemnation by
Jewish community leaders,
anti-Semitic slogans and
swastikas were found
scrawled in a Jewish cemet-
ery. Subsequently, numer-
ous copies of anti-Semitic
leaflets zurfaced in the
heart of Montevideo, signed
by an unknown "anti-
Jewish committee" and cal-
ling for the "eradication" of
Jews from the
"Fatherland."

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