THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, June 11, 1982 19

Turkish Pressure on Genocide
Conference in Israel Is Denied

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NEW YORK — Turkish
authorities and the Israeli
consul in Istanbul have de-
nied reported allegations by
author Elie Wiesel that
Turkey has threatened to
break its low-level diploma-
tic relations with Israel and
threatened the 20,000 Tur-
kish Jews if a conference on
genocide is held at Tel Aviv
University next week.
Conference organizer Is-
rael Charney of Philadel-
phia, who teaches at TAU,
told the New York Times
that "there was serious
pressure to cancel the con-
ference because of Turkish
insistence that the Arme-
nian genocide of 70 years
ago not be discussed."
Wiesel's allegations were
reportedly made in Paris,
according to Charney.
Wiesel, a survivor of the
Holocaust, is chairman of
the U.S. Holocaust Corn-
mission and will chair the

TAU genocide conference.

In Istanbul, leaders of
the Jewish community
denied the allegations of
pressure and were upset
by the charges.

The government of Israel
has withdrawn its official
participation in the confer-
ence. A Foreign Ministry
spokesman said the gov-
ernment was opposed to
linking the Holocaust with
"Armenian allegations of
genocide."
Some 1.5 million Arme-
nians were killed by the
Turks during a period end-
ing in 1915.
The conference, slated to
open on Thursday, had been

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Announcement of the ar-
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JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The number of teachers sent
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