THE DETROIT• JEWISH NEWS 48 Fitday, May 8, 1981 Holocaust Education, Neo-Nazism Stressed at Memorial Academy A recurring theme- at Sunday's Holocaust Memo- rial Academy at Cong. Bnai David was the need to build the proposed Holocaust Memorial Center adjacent to the Jewish Community Center in order to fight re- surgent Nazism and anti- Semitism in the United States. Several speakers made that theme the focus of their brief messages to the near- capacity audience in Bnai David's sanctuary. The Holocaust Memorial Center will serve as a museum and educational center when it is built. Guest speaker Rep. James Blanchard (D- Mich.), a member of the U.S. Holocaust Commis- sion, told the audience, "It is far more important for the gentile commu- nity here and throughout the world to admit, re- member and know what happened and why than it is for the Jewish com- munity to know every de- tail of the Holocaust." Blanchard said that the U.S. Holocaust Commission is negotiating to purchase a site near the Smithsonian Institutions in Washington for a national Holocaust museum. We must never forget the victims of the Holocaust," he said. H. Charles Rabbi Rosenzveig of Shaarit Hap- laytah Congregation de-. scribed in his address the 5,000 years of bias against the Jewish people. He said the mission of Nazi Ger- many in each of the lands it conquered was to "turn the indigenous peoples against their fellow countrymen — the Jews." "We must create a new society," Rabbi Rosenzveig said, "to humanize man- kind, to not only say 'Nev- er Again,' but to make it impossible for it to ever happen again." Strong statements on behalf of the gentile community were made by Dr. Charles Benham of the Detroit Round Table of the National Confer- ence of Christians and Chaim Najman accom- panied by Carol Lasser, Ma- rian Shifman, Henry Dorfman, Gustav Be- renholz, Jack Waksberg, Rabbi Morton Yolkut, Charles Silow, Shari Ferber and Dr. John Mames. Jews, recipient during the program of the Right- eous Gentile Award, and last year's recipient, Sr. Carol Rittner, director_ of Holocaust studies at Mercy College. Master of ceremonies for the program was Mrs. Sonia Bloch-Rose Post of the Popowski. Memorial can- Jewish War Veterans pro- dles for the Six Million were vided the color guard. lit by Sally Tuchklaper, * * Phylis Potash, Barbara Sil- Adl places of entertain- bert, Bill Giman, Bernard Kent, Dr. Abraham Slaim, ment in Israel — theaters, Harriet Bakalar, Mary cinemas, nightclubs, res- Moser, Fran Parker, Albert taurants and cafes — were Cimer, Ben Fisk and Ab- closed the evening of April 29 as the nation began ob- raham Holzman. servance of Martyr and Other participants in the Heroes Remembrance Day, program included: Leon in memory of the six million Halpern, Martin Water, Jews killed in the Nazi Cantors Hyman Adler and Holocaust. President Is 'Horrified' by Hoax Theme of Holocaust Revisionists WASHINGTON (JTA) — President Reagan said last Friday that he was "hor- rified" when he heard people claim that the Holocaust is a hoax and that six million Jews were not murdered by the Nazis. 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