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Wiesel noted that, by participating in the conference, the vic- tims and their liberators, "rising above politics, above the usual recriminations between East and West, may get the world to pay more attention to what hangs as threats to its very future." In addition to the United States and Israel, the countries repre- sented were Belgium, Canada, Czechoslavakia, Denmark, France, the Netherlands, New Zea- land, Norway, Poland, Soviet Union, Britain and Yugoslavia. The conference featured workshops with descrip- tions by victims, historians, WHY UN AROUND rogite SAVE TIME 5 MONEY SEt WIWINg-er Etna-Dung-Party VAL° GOWNS 19 TO '199 LOOK TOUR UST-SIZES 4 TO 44 • TODAY Thru SAT. -10AM To S.30 • SHANDELS NII 2-4150 • BIRMINGHAM 154 SOUTH WOODWARD military and medical per- sonnel, war correspondents, chaplains, and resistance fighters. There was also an exhibit of pictures of the Holocaust and a continuous showing of films. Dr. Franklin Littell, a member of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Coun- cil and a Jewish News con- tributing writer, was a U.S. representative at the con- ference. ADL Study Shows that Jews Are Europe Terror Targets SAN FRANCISCO (JTA) — West European Jews are the targets of international terrorism even though they are relatively secure in their respective countries, according to a survey by the Anti-Defamation League of Bnai Brith. The survey was released at the ADL's Na- tional Executive Commit- tee meeting at the Fairmont Hotel last week. Abraham Foxman, ADL's associate national director and head of its Interna- tional Affairs Division, said the survey revealed that Jews and Jewish institu- tions "face very real threats — including threats to their physical safety — because of bombings, assassinations, attempted assassinations, assaults and vandalism." The countries examined by ADL were Austria, Bel- gium, England, France, Italy and West Germany. Terrorist acts are not only aimed against Jews, Fox- man declared, but, increas- ingly, against American military personnel and in- stallations in Western Europe and against other European groups and indi- viduals in an attempt to de- stabilize society and bring down democratic govern- ments. In other action taken at the meeting, ADL praised the California legislature for being in the vanguard of states adopting laws barring paramilitary training camps run by the Ku Klux Klan and other extremist groups. Similar bills are pending in several states, includ- ing Michigan. But the ADL criticized the National Education Association's new cur- riculum on the KKK be- cause it claims that Ameri- can society is innately ra- cist. The curriculum says that the KKK is "the tip of the iceberg ... of entrenched ra- cism" in America. A prominent sociologist at the ADL meeting has cautioned Jews against treating the evangelical- fundamentalist religious movement as being inci- piently fascist because "their attitudes just do not warrant such a char- acterization." Furthermore, according to Earl Raab, an author and executive director of the Jewish Community Rela- tions Council of San Fran- cisco, Marin County and the Peninsula, the evangelical population is not captive on general political and eco- to the nomic issues politicized preachers and their movements, such as the Moral Majority and the Christian Round Table, and Jews "should not impute more power to those preachers and movements than they have." 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