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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Austria Restoring Jewish Sites
By MARGUERITE
KOZENN CHAJES
Some weeks ago I visited
Eisenstadt, Austria. The
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day before I had watched a
documentary film on the
state-owned Austrian Tele-
vision.
The documentary re-
ferred to Joseph Haydn, the
great classic composer,
whose 250th birthday is
being celebrated through-
out the world. On the screen
were two old Jewish
cemeteries and a
synagogue. They were
among the tourist attrac-
tions of the city, where
Haydn spent most of his life.
I travelled to Eisenstadt,
where I met local Jewish
leader Oskar Schiller.
Eisenstadt was the center of
all the surrounding Jewish
communities before World
War II. Presently, it has
only seven Jews.
The city council sup-
ports the maintenance of
the 300-year-old
cemeteries and the
synagogue. In the middle
of one cemetery there is a
special grave sur-
rounded by a fence. It is
the resting palce of Mara
Asch, who was an out-
standing leader in Or-
thodox Judaism.
On one wall of the former
ghetto can be seen the
"Sabbath-chain" that
blocked the traffic on Sab-
baths and Jewish holidays.
The synagogue and its
ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY
AUCHON
Two Days
Monday, May 31 at 7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, June 1 at 7:00 p.m.
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SUMMER'S HERE,
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courtyard are renovated
now, because Eisenstadt
expects many foreign
tourists for special Haydn
celebrations.
On June 9, a Jewish
museum will be opened,
where pictures, books,
documents and other
memorabilia will prove that
the Jews in Austria were
mentioned as foreign trad-
ers in the 10th Century.
Dr. Fred Sinowatz, the
Austrian vice-chancellor
and Minister of Education,
has granted more than
$500,000 for the museum's
interior walls.
O f f
Dr. Sinowatz and Dr.
Kurt Schubert, professor
of Judaic studies at the
University of Vienna,
have been promoting the
re-establishment of
Jewish memorial places
throughout Austria. Dr.
Schubert, Prof Erika
Weinzierl and Prof.
Friedrich Heer, all of
them Catholic, are cham-
pions for Jewish causes
and Jewish-Christian re-
conciliation.
SWIMMING
Take a dip in our Olympic size
outdoor pool, then bask in the
sun on our own private sandy
beach.
On the ground floor of the
Eisentstandt Museum will
be an exhibition called
"The Yellow Star in Au-
stria." There will be photo-
graphs, books and docu-
ments about anti-Semitism
and persecution of Jews in
Austria.
TENNIS
You'll find "No Faults" with our
six professional tennis courts.
Free clinics, tournaments and
professional instruction
available.
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Judaica Sale
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The finest in modern exercise
equipment has arrived. Nautilus
and more at Hamilton Place.
NEW YORK (JTA) —
Sotheby's New York has
announced that, for the first
time, it will offer in a single
sale fine Judaica works of
art as well as books and
manuscripts.
The June 2-3 sale, at the
firm's York Avenue Gal-
leries, features a portfolio of
48 original gouaches from
Arthur Szyk's Haggada; a
highly unusual 19th Cen-
tury silver gilt miniature
set of temple fittings, mod-
eled after those in the Tem-
ple in JeruSalem; and a rare
emissary document signed
by two leading 19th Cen-
tury Hasidic rabbis, the
Rabbi of Apt and the Rabbi
of Ruhzin.
AEROBICS
Join one of our free aerobic
dance classes. A great way to
shape up for summer.
PARCOURSE
Add excitement to your jogging
and try the parcourse. The
combination "Jogging and
Exercise" track is a challenge to
any runner.
CAFE ROUGE
Take a break for lunchor dinner
at your own private restaurant.
The food's great and so is the
atmosphere.
BB Seeking
Lodge Members
from Europe
WASHINGTON — Bnai
Brith International is ask-
ing Jews around the world
to help locate the surviving
members of its pre-World
War II European lodges.
Prior to the war, 80 Bnai
Brith lodges existed in
Europe. Most were dis-
banded by German gov-
ernment decree in 1937.
If you are a survivor or
have information about
other survivors, contact the
chairman, Committee on
the Reunion of Pre-World
War II European Lodge
Members, Bnai Brith Inter-
national, 1640 Rhode Island
Ave., N.W., Washington,
D.C., 20036.
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out of a turnip.
—Captain Marryat
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