Friday, July 8, 1983
THE DETROIT. JEWISIC NEWS
Holocaust Committee Reaches Collegians
'The,
Intercollegiate
sHolocitust Education Corn-
-. mittee was recently formed
by Profs. Boaz Kahana of
Oakland University and
Liela Goldman of the Uni-
versity of Michigan-
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Hillel Foundation at Wayne
State University. The pur-
pose of this organization is
to education the public con-
cerning the Holocaust by
reaching out to college stu-
dents in all areas of study.
The committeee has es-
tablished a cadre professors
and lecturers who visit
classrooms in disciplines
such as psychology, sociol-
ogy, history,_English, law,
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speech, humanities, politi-
cal science, German cul-
ture, in the various univer-
sities in the metropolitan
Detroit area to speak on the
Holocaust.
Among its speakers, be-
sides Kahana and Goldman,
are Guy Stern, Distin-
guished Professor of the
Germanic Languages
(WSU) and Dr. Sidney Bol-
kosky, professor of history
and director of the honors
program at the University
of Michigan-Dearborn, who
is leading the project of in-
terviewing survivors for the
Oral Testimony Project.
Rabbi Finkelman coordi-
nates the presentations.
The committee is now in
the process of formulating
its plans for the 1983-1984
academic year. Besides
classroom presentations,
the committee plans to hold
colloquia, forums and gen-
eral lectures on issues deal-
ing with the Holocatist.
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MISS SIEFMAN
Mrs. Sally B. Siefman of
Livonia announces the
engagement of her daugh-
ter, Deborah Jaye, to
Richard Mark Winetsky,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
(Sylvia) Winetzky of Miami
Beach, Fla.
Miss Siefman is the
daughter of the late Mr.
Daniel Siefman.
Miss Siefman and Mr.
Winetsky earned bachelor's
degrees in chemistry at the
University of Miami.
A summer wedding is
planned.
Israeli Convict Set Free
AKKO (JNI) — Amos
Baranes, one of the most in-
famous convicted murder-
ers in Israeli history, spent
his first Shabat in more
than eight years as a free
man June 25. The campaign
for Baranes' release from
prison was led by Shinui
MK Amnon Rubinstein.
Baranes was convicted of
the 1974 murder of IDF
soldier Rahel Heller and
sentenced to life imprison-
ment. The conviction was
based mostly on Baranes'
confession, which Rubins-
tein maintains was ob-
tained under questional cir-
cumstances.
Baranes has since argued
his innocence and battled
for re-trial based on his as-
sertion that he was framed
by the police.
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Battered Women
JERUSALEM (JTA)
There are at least 100,000
battered women in Israel
according to data presented
at a conference organized by
Dr. Nitza
the Prime Minister's ad-
viser on the status of
women.
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to produce specific sugges-
tions on how to deal with
this • phenomenon and
stressed that it should be
made clear to the public
that physical violence -was a
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