• 6 Friday, March 18, 1983
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Commander
Refuses to Take Part in Ceremony
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czemtaoncillprro itng,Warsaw
the
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Uprising,
fused to join the honorary
committee to commemorate
the 40th anniversary of the
uprising next month in
Warsaw because of its offi-
cial Polish government
sponsorship.
The Jewish Labor Com-
mittee and the Committee
in Support of Solidarity
simultaneously released in
New York Wednesday a
copy of an open letter that
Edelman sent to an under-
ground Solidarity news-
paper.
Edelman, a noted physi-
cian, member of the Lodz
Region Executive Commis-
. sion on Solidarity and a
delegate to the First Na-
tional Congress of Solidar-
ity in Gdansk in 1981, was
briefly interned by the
Jaruzelski regime when
martial law was imposed in
Poland on Dec. 13, 1981.
He wrote the newspaper:
"I was invited to join
the honorary committee
to commemorate the 40th
anniversary of the War-
saw Ghetto Uprising. I
wish to explain why I re-
fused.
"To celebrate- our an-
niversary here, where
enslavement and humilia-
tion is now the lot of the
whole society, where words
and gestures have become
nothing but lies, would be-
tray and spirit of our strug-
gle. It would mean par-
ticipating in something
entirely to the contrary. It
would be a cynical act of
contempt.
"I shall not be a party to
this, nor will I accept the
participation of others, re-
gardless of where they,come
from, whatever their cre-
dentials.
"The true memory of the
victims and heroes, of the
eternal human striving for
truth and freedom, will be
preserved in the silence of
graves and of hearts — afar
from manipulative cere-
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