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Many Diverse Events Scheduled
for First Two Days of Book Fair

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their own creation, the
Hermans make their char-
acters, including 011ie
Tootle-squirt, Elmer Ga-
loo, Humpalump Schnerd,
Eeny-Meany and Miny-Mo,
come alive for their young
audiences. Full body
mouth-puppets entertain in
informal preview to their
stage presentation.
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There is an admission
charge for the show.
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JPS and WSU
Autograph Session

A reception and auto-
graph session co-sponsored
by the Jewish Publication
Society and Wayne State
University will be held 3
p.m. Nov. 14. The program
features Arnold Goldsmith,
author of "The Golem," and
Linda Heller, author of the
children's book, "House on
Hester Street:"

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Yiddish Lecture
on Russian Shtetl

The Book Fair speaker at
3 p.m. Nov. 14 will be Ilya
Rudiak, author of "Spiritual
Giants of Russia." His ap-
pearance will be co-
sponsored by Sholem
Aleichem Institute, Work--

men's Circle, the Russian
Acculturation Program and
the Yiddish Committee of
the Jewish Community
Center, the Labor Zionist
Alliance and the Labor
Zionist Institute.
Rudiak was born in a
small Ukrainian village in
1939 and spent 1941-1944
in the .ghetto. He is a
graduate of the Odessa In-
saute of Theater and has
directed many films and
stage plays. In 1977 he
applied for permission to
leave the USSR and was
promptly fired from his job.
He then spent 2% years
waiting for an exit visa. It
was during that time that
he concentrated on col-
lecting materials about
Yiddish literature, Yid-
dish theater, and the life
of small, ; backwoods
Jewish settlements
which he visited and
photographed,
He arrived in the U.S. in
1980, settling in Chicago.
His new book contains
both Yiddish and Russian
culture. He will present a
slide-lecture, "Farewell,
Shtetl" in Yiddish.
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Iran Hostage
at Book Fair

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more than the American
personnel there were taken
hostage. Their entire
families — wives, hus-
bands, children, parents —
were forced to re-evaluate
their relationships and
their lives.
Barbara and Barry Rosen
were happily married.
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tribute to Maestro Arthur
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Barbara= a former school-
teacher, the mother of two
young children. When
Barry returned to Teheran
on assignment, she re-
turned to her parents, plan-
ning to join Min shortly —
until their world fell apart.
While Barry suffered in
captivity, Barbara learned
to cope with a suddenly de-
manding world, full of tele-
vision appearances, news
stories that threatened Bar-
ry's safety, State Depart-
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pean missions.
Their book, "The. De-
stined Hour," recounts both
their struggles as they tried
to put meaning back into
their tense new lives with-
out each other.
Barry describes the
supercharged political
and emotional climate of
Iran and his inside
knowledge of the consid-
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preceded the Shah's ad-
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the hostage tragedy that
gripped the nation for 444
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a rare honesty and the pas-
sion of victims.
The Rosens will speak on
Men's Club Night, 8 p.m.
Nov. 14.
* * *
All Book Fair events are
open to the public free of
charge unless otherwise
indicated. For information
about any Book Fair event,
call the Jewish Community
Center Cultural Arts De-
partment, 661-1000.

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