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April 11, 1980 - Image 18

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1980-04-11

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Friday, April 11, 1980

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Soviet Emigration Movement
Traced in The Last Exodus'

Synagogue Is Ruined in France

PARIS (JTA) — The Gre-
noble Synagogue was desec-
rated last week with anti-
Semitic slogans and swas-
tikas. Police say that slo-

gans stating that the claim
that the Holocuast took six
million Jewish -lives is
"nothing but six million
By JERRY ROGERS
Former Chairman, Detroit
Jewish lies," were found
Committee for Soviet Jewry
daubed on the building's
Shortly after the arrest of
walls.
The slogans were im- . Jews in Leningrad, Riga,
mediately washed off by and other Soviet cities in
Municipal employees and June 1970, Leonard Schroe-
ter, an American attorney,
police are investigating.
was asked to assist in efforts
being made to attract world
JWV Women
public opinion to the human
Is now writing prescriptions for
rights implications of the
Cite USC Prof.
political trials to come.
all types of home repair & handiwork,
WASHINGTON — The
For 21/2 years, as Soviet
National Ladies Auxiliary, Jews arrived in Israel, he
Electrical, Plumbing, Carpentry &
Jewish War Veterans of the interviewed and came to
U.S.A. will honor Dr. Bar- know and undersatnd them.
Most Major Appliance Repairs.
bara Myerhoff as its He also visited the 'Soviet
"Woman of the Year" at a Union to meet Jewish lead-
Jeffrey Schreiber
banquet on April 19 in ers and important figures in
no Sabbath' calls
Philadelphia.
968-0487
the human rights move-
ment and discuss with them
their aspirations, problems,
and achievements.
The results of this re-
search was the first edition
of "The Last Exodus" in
Listed below are all the men's stores in the
1974. The 1976 edition, just
re-issued by University of
State of Michigan which carry more
Washington Press, is re-
exclusive designer clothing lines
garded as the finest study
yet written of the Jewish
than Block's:
dissident movement in the
Soviet Union.
Schroeter takes us from
the "Unknown Jewish
Nation" within the Soviet
Union to the Six-Day War
of June 1967, which
marked the beginning of
the Jewish renaissance
in the Soviet Union,
through to the Leningrad
hijacking trials in June
1970. With the author we
visit the major cities of
the Soviet Union:
• Kiev, and the 1968
trial
of
Boris
Kochubiyevsky, the first
hero , of the Jewish move-
ment;
• Leningrad, and the
stories of Hillel Butman,
David Chernoglaz, Zev
Mogilever, and many others
who began to seek theirs
Jewish heritage prior to the
Six-Day War, and spent
years in Siberian labor
camps because of their
quest;
• Riga, where Leon Uris'
"Exodus" became Our
Tanakh," where the young
Jews cleared and created a
memorial at Rumbuli
(where 25,000 Jews were
executed in early 1941 by
Germans and Latvians),
where the appearance of an
Israeli singer precipitated a
near riot, and where the
Leningrad hijacking plans
were first formulated.
• Moscow, where we
meet Yahov Kazahov
who was the first of many
Soviet Jews to renounce
their Soviet citizenship

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greetings in 32 different
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The mass last Sunday
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has used Hebrew to express
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the world to reject war and

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and to demand permis-
sion to emigrate to Israel.
We learn of difficulties in
producing Samizdat (un-
derground newspaper),
and we read the petitions
signed by many, protest-
ing Soviet violations of
their own laws in their
actions against their
Jewish citizens.
We learn why the highest
percentage of Jews allowed
to leave have been the proud
nationalistic Jews of Geor-
gia.
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Frolov, and the Vudha
brothers.
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publics of the USSR Schroe-
ter introduces the reader to
the leaders of the Jewish
movement. We read their
protests, we attend their
trials, we rejoice when they
receive their exit visa and
we suffer when they receive
. their refusals.
We also have the opper-
tunity to meet the early
leaders of the American
Soviet Jewry movement
Joel Sprayregen, a
Chicago attorney, Lou
Rosenblum, of Cleve-
land, and of course De-
troit's own Rae
Sharfman.
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struggle of the Soviet Jew in
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