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Chile Briefly Jails Klarsfeld

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Chileans who are relatives
of political prisoners who
disappeared after President
Pinochet seized power in a
1973 coup.
the
Meanwhile,
Simon Wiesenthal Center
of Yeshiva University of
Los Angeles has urged
the Reagan Administra-
tion to apply "strong and
direct" pressure on Chile
to expel Rauff.
The Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith has
called upon President
Pinochet to immediately
take Rauff into custody in
order to make certain that
he does not evade being
brought to judgment once
again."
At the same time, the
leader of Reform Judaism
in this country, Rabbi
Alexander Schindler has
urged Pope John Paul II
to instruct the Apostolic
Delegate to Chile to support
Israel's request for extradi-
tion of the accused Nazi
mass murderer.
In a telegram to Pinochet,
Abraham Foxman, ADL's
associate national director
and head of its interna-
tional affairs division, sup-
ported Israel's request for
extradition under the
genocide treaty of the
United Nations. Foxman
said that "justice to some

250,000 Jews murdered by Europe. The role of the Vat-
Rauff's diabolic invention of ican in aiding war criminals
movable gas vans" demands escape from Europe was
that Chile declare him "per- first documented in a
three-part series by Charles
sona non grata."
Rabbi Schindler said in Allen, Jr., in the Feb. 16-18,
a cable to the Vatican 1983 issues of the Jewish
that Rauff "was and is Telegraphic Agency Daily
sought as a war criminal. News Bulletin.
Last week, the Confer-
He reportedly told in 1962
of having been given ref- ence of Presidents of Major
uge in Vatican City con- American Jewish Organ-
vents for 18 months after izations asked Pope John
World War II before es- Paul II to order a full inves-
tigation of any Vatican role
caping to Chile."
Rauff has been accused of in helping Nazis escape
heading the German team post-war Europe.
The Rev. Romeo Pan-
responsible for the prepara-
tion, building and equip- ciroli, chief Vatican
ping of mobile units used to spokesman, labeled the re-
put Jews to death in the ports false, quoting two
period before the Nazi con- priests who had conducted
centration camps of Eastern an investigation earlier.

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tivities, denied there was
any pressure. He said the
11 items were excluded in
order to preserve the in-
stitution's neutrality in
the ownership dispute.
He did not describe the
items but said they were
not essential to the ex-
hibit. Kyram insisted
they were.
The exhibition was to
have run from May 4 to July
15 at the Smithsonian and
then to have toured Ameri-
can cities until 1986. The
tour also has been canceled.
The episode is the second of
its kind involving a major
American museum.
Two years ago, the Met-
ropolitan Museum in New
York canceled an Israeli ar-
cheological exhibit because
it refused to display under
Israeli aegis, items from the
West Bank. The Metropoli-
tan also said at the time
that the exhibit would have
created security problems
for the museum.
The Metropolitan an-
nounced this week that it
would display the new
showing which the Israelis
have withdrawn from the
Smithsonian.
William B. Macomber,
president of the Metropoli-
tan, told the New York
Times that he assumed the
show would include the
items from the Rockefeller
Museum, "but, in any event,
the criteria is curatorial
importance." No dates have
been set for the exhibition
at the Metropolitan.

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