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The Detroit Jewish News, 1981-02-20

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Friday, February 20, 1901

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Yugosla

Jewry Visited

especially the coverings
of the Torahs. Several
areas are dedicated to the
TEL AVIV — David Holocaust, with photo-
Davidovic recently re- graphs, documents and
turned from a visit with two objects, statements of
Israeli groups to Yugoslavia witnesses about the per-
to the historic places of the secution of the Jews of
Jewish communities there.
Yugoslavia during the
His first visit in Belgrade war and photos of Jewish
was to the historic Jewish life before the Holocaust.
museum, which is in the
For many members of the
building of the Federation group, the visit to this
of Jewish Communities in museum was not only a
Yugoslavia. It is situated on tourist attraction but a sad
the first floor.
reminder of the sufferings of
One can feel the artistic Jews in Yugoslavia during
and delicate taste of World War II. These docu-
YEAR'S PRICES hand
the director, Dr. Vivosava ments told the story of
AT LAST
Nidomecki, who published nearly 100,000 Jews who
From $539.
an important research work lived in Yugoslavia before
about "the ancient Jewish the Holocaust. Only 6,000
EDEN ROC HOTEL
Miami Beach
art in Eretz Israel" and is a survived.
frequent guest in Israel.
The Federation of the
LA PALAPA HOTEL
Religious utensils and Communities and the
Acapulco
ritual objects fill the main museum publish collec-
PRINCESS ISLE
part of the exhibition, tions, which are dedicated
Curacao
to the history of the Yugos-
AMERICANA
lavian Jews, catalogues for
Hawaii
exhibitions, research about
EL SAN JUAN
Jewish folklore and stories
COLOR
RESORT CENTER
like ones "about the
Puerto Rico
Sephardi Jews of
PASSPORTS
Macedonia" by the dean in
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ID. & VISA
Skopje, Jamila Kolonomos,
Jamaica
PHOTOS
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Spain
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the Holocaust period and
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On the way from Bel-
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illustrated handwritings,
which was left by Spanish
Jewry before the expulsion.
Those who had hoped
to see in Sarajevo the
original Haggada were
disappointed. It is not
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It contains the offices of the
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Before the war, Sarajevo
was the third largest Jewish
community in Yugoslavia
with 8,300 Jews. Only 1,000
survived the Holocaust.
The group visited Dub-
rovnik. In one of the side-
streets of the plaza, the
Jewish street, there is an
old synagogue from the
14th Century. It is one of
the oldest synagogues left in
the Balkans. It served for
hundreds of years the reli-
gious needs of the big and
rich community, but today
no sign or writing shows
what this building had been
before.
The group arrived in
Dubrovnik two days be-
fore Yom Kippur. They
visited first Elimio Tolan-
tino, the elderly man who
manages the affairs of the
small community and
serves as cantor and
overseer in the
synagogue. He told us
that it is hard to mobilize
a minyan for prayers,
even on Yom Kippur eve.
The whole group took
part in the prayers, and
there was a minyan, includ-
ing tourists from the U.S.
and Argentina. Before the
Holocaust there were 200
Jews in Dubrovnik. Today,
the Tolantinos and a few
other families are all that
remain.
The group also visited
Split, a city which has
existed nearly 2,000 years.
During archeological exca-
vations gravestones of an
old Jewish cemetery were
found and candle lighters
with the sign of the menora
on them.
Jews came to Split in the
beginning of the Seventh
Century. In the time of the
Venetian Republic Jews de-
veloped commercial rela-
tions between Venice and
Turkey. They enjoyed the
liberal and friendly rela-
tions of the authorities of
the Republic. Split served in
the 16th Century as
sanctuary for the Jews ex-
pelled from Spain and Por-
tugal.
After the occupation of
Dalmatia by the Italians
in 1914 came the end for
the Jewish community.
The Italian fascists de-
stroyed the synagogue
and the Jewish archives,
which contained impor-
tant documents on the
history of the Jews of
Split.
After the Nazi occupa-
tion, the situation of the
remaining Jews became
worse. The old ones and the
children were deported to
concentration camps and
one-third of the Jews of
Split, mostly youngsters,
joined the underground.
Only a small fraction of
the survivors came after the
war to Israel.

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Before and during World
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Jewish National Home and
called for the re-settlement
of Jews in Palestine.

Ex-Nazi Carlson Will Run

Gerald R. Carlson, a
white supremacist and ex-
Nazi who won the Republi-
can Party nomination for
Congress in Michigan's
15th District last August
but was defeated in Novem-
ber, has filed to run again.
This time Carlson is seek-
ing the 4th District seat
previously held by David
Stockman, now director of
the Office of Management
and Budget for the Reagan
Administration.
Carlson won the 15th Dis-
trict Republican nomina-
tion last summer in a heav-
ily Democratic district.
Embarrassed Republican

officials attribute his 33
percent showing in the No-
vember election to the Re-
agan landslide- victory.
Carlson faces strong
opposition in the March
24 Republican primary
race in the 4th District.
His Republican oppo-
nents include two state
legislators.
Carlson said he will run
on a "white rights" platform
and stress urban decay.

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men who cannot pass ft
time alone; they are tic
flails of occupied people.
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