THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Authority Honors
German Official
Who Aided Jews

JERUSALEM — The late
Dr. Wander Gerhard was
recently memorialized as a
"righteous gentile" at Yad
Vashem, the official Israeli
authority for remember-
ance of the Holocaust.
Dr. Gerhard was a
member of the Wehrmacht
during World War II, but
used his position to issue
certificates stating that the
victims' mothers were not
Jewish so they could es-
cape deportation to the con-
ration camps.
fter he was detected and
transferred back to a unit in
Germany, he deserted and
made his way to Holland
where he joined the under-
ground. He was later caught
and shot to death.

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ADL Applauds
SBA Reversal
on Hasidim

NEW YORK — The
Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith called the U.S.
Small Business Adminis-
tration's (SBA) recent an-
nouncement that it would
provide assistance to disad-
vantaged members of the
Hasidic community "a step
in the right direction."
Following the April SBA
decision refusing to desig-
nate the Hasidim a "disad-
vantaged" group despite
having found that the evi-
dence of prejudice and dis-
crimination experienced by
the Hasidim was over-
whelming, ADL has pro-
tested to the White House
and members of the Con-
gress what it deemed to be
an inequity.

Czech Jew
Seeks Asylum

LONDON — Jiri Lederer,
a leading Czech Jewish
journalist, was expelled
from Czechoslovakia at the
end of the summer afte'r
serving a three-year prison
term.
The International Coun-
cil of Jews from Czechos-
lovakia reported that Le-
derer was seeking asylum
in West Germany.
He was sentenced in 1977
for "subversion" for sending
literary texts abroad and
served his sentence in a
maximum security prison.
Lederer and his wife were
leading members of the
"Charter 77" human rights
group in Czechoslovakia.
Amnesty International in-
ervened in his case without
,ccess.

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Students Spend
Year in Arad

NEW YORK — Some 80
American students de-
parted for Israel last week
spend a year learning He-
brew and exploring their
Jewish heritage at the In-
ternational Graduate Cen-
ter for Jewish and Hebrew
Studies in Arad.
The group is comprised of
college graduates from the
East and West coast who are
making the trip under the
auspices of the Israel Aliya
Center.

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