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Friday, August 21, AM': 5 \

Embassy Aided PLO-Trained Neo-Nazis

(Continued from Page 1) exception. The broadcast at-
that this information had tributed the sharp dif-
been available to West ference to the continued ef-
German authorities since
forts of Stille Hilfe to obtain
the start of 1980. But Baum
early release for Nazi war
insisted that the informa- criminals.
tion was not enough to jus-
A long-standing plan of
tify legal steps against the
the ruling Social Demo-
leader of the neo-Nazi group
cratic Party (SPD) in Bonn
training in PLO installa-
to tighten laws against
tions.
neo-Nazi propaganda is fac-
Meanwhile, imprisoned
ing increased difficulties in
Nazi war criminals in West the Parliament.
Germany benefit from the
A recent review made by
efficient help of a powerful German journalists showed
and discreet lobby which that the initiative is highly
has succeeded remarkably
contested among lawmak-
in reducing their jail terms
ers of the SPD-Free Demo-
and in providing them legal
cratic Party (FPD) coali-
help, according to a broad- tion, let alone deputies of
cast of the Cologne-based the CDU opposition.
state radio station
CDU Member of Parlia-
Westdeutscher Rundfu nk.
ment Beno Erhard said it
According - to the was a "joke" to initiate a ban
JEWISH •
broadcast, the lobby on neo-Nazi propaganda
NATIONAL FUND
masquerades as a volun-
material because, he
27308 SOUTHFIELD
tary
organization
called
argued,
the Federal Repub-
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"Stille Hilfe" (Quiet lic would be the only coun-
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Help), which purportedly try to take such a course of
Monday thru Thursday,
seeks to help all prison action.
9 AM to 5 PM
inmates.
As things stand now it
Friday 9 AM to 4 PM
The broadcast cited a re- seems probable that the
cent study on two categories
SPD will succeed in get-
of prisoners serving life ting Parliament to pass' at
terms: Nazi criminals and least some of the new bills
"normal" criminals. For aimed at countering Nazi
Nazi inmates, life impris- propaganda. But over the
onment usually ended after past few weeks the oppo-
12 years in jail, but for the nents of that move have
other category, a jail term of been successfully lobby-
less than 18 years was an ing against the initiative
and actually have been
able to narrow the whole
approach.
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vealed that a retired woman
from Duesseldorf, Jose-
phine Juergens, who last
January received one of the
state's highest decorations,
the Bundesverdienstkreutz,
turned out to be a dedicated
neo-Nazi who has never
hidden her hostile view
towards Jews. At the time
she received her award no
one in the federal state gov-
ernment seemed to know
about her views. For the last
five years she was involved
in helping the former Mai-
danek camp guards on trial
in Duesseldorf.
In a radio interview,
Juergens declared that
Dusseldorf is governed by
Jews, hence, she explained,
the lack of public sympathy
for the SS officials during
the trial. In a letter to the
judge who presided at the
trial, she said that it is im-
perative for him, as it is for
every German, to resist
Jewish influence in similar
court trials in the future
and in the country's judicial
system.
After some attempts to
play down the matter, of-
ficials of the North Rhine
Westphalia , government
realized that the award to
Juergens had become a
public scandal. In a re-
cent letter to Carstens,
Johannes Rau, the head
of the Duesseldorf gov-
ernment, acknowledged
that his administration
was not aware that
Juergens was a dedi-
cated neo-Nazi. He
recommended that the
decoration she received
be taken back.

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NEW 'YORK— Five
membership missions to Is-
rael sponsored by the
American Jewish Commit-
tee will take place between
September .1981 and Oc-
tober 1982.
AJCommittee President
Maynard Wishner noted
that each mission "will
allow participants to meet
with Israelis from every
walk of life — Jews and
Arabs, scholars and busi-
ness leaders, Knesset mem-
bers and other cultural and
political figures, sharing a
wide range of viewpoints on
major social, political, and
economic issues that con-
front the country."
While each mission in-
cludes dialogue with Is-
raelis and a week-long stay
in Jerusalem, itineraries
and themes vary with each
mission.
The first mission, "Cel-
ebrations," is scheduled
for Sept. 20-Oct. 4. The
second mission, "Genera-
tions," scheduled for Dec.
13-27, will be open to AJ-
Committee members, and
to their children and
grandchildren 10-years
of age or older.
The first 1982 tour,
"Genesis," from March
14-28, will explore Israel's
history and future.
The seasonal theme of
"Summer" highlights the

Aug. 1-15, 1982 mission,
which will feature Israeli
art and music events. The
Oct. 3-17, 1982, mission,
also "Celebrations," Will
mark the Jewish festivals of
Sukkot and Simhat Torah.

For information, write
Shula Bahat, American
Jewish Committee, 165 E
56th St., New York, N.Y.
10022.

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At the same time, an
organization which aids vic-
tims of violence, the White
Ring, has honored four
women who during the
Maidanek trial cared for
Jewish witnesses from Is-
rael and other countries. A
representative of the White
Ring, Gerhard Boeden, said
the four assisted the wit-
nesses who were
traumatized by having to
relive the horrors of the
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