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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 27, 1984
NEWS
German group
seeks to end
ban on Nazis
Tuesday, May 15, 1984
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Bonn (JTA) — HIAG, the
umbrella organization of
veterans of the Nazi SS and
SA, has asked a court to re-
scind a ban imposed by the
town of Bad Harzburg in
Hesse against the reunion
meeting there of former
members of the Waffen SS
Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler
division.
The ban was announced
on March 7 after its 'ap-
proval by the town council.
The SS veterans contend it
is not valid because their
organization is not illegal
and has not been involved in
violent activities.
HIAG's lawyers filed
their appeal in a
Braunschweig court on the
basis of the official view of
the federal government, ex-
pressed by Chancellor Hel-
mut Kohl and Interior
Minister Friedrich Zim-
merman, that HIAG is not
an extremist group and
poses no danger to democ-
racy in West Germany.
Meanwhile, the munici-
pal council of Oberaula, a
Hessian resort that played
host to some 400 veterans of
the SS Totenkopf (Deaths
Head) division last month,
has rejected by a vote of
12-11 a draft resolution
banning further reunions
there of SS veterans.
The resolution was intro-
duced by the Social Demo-
cratic Party (SPD) members
in the town council which is
dominated by the Christian
Democratic Union (CDU).
But it was not immediately
clear whether the
authorities are ready to rent
a publicly owned hall to the
former SS men, as they did
last month. They decided to
request a list from the Inter-
ior Ministry of Hesse of all
- groups and organizations
considered by the SPD ruled
state government to be a
threat to democracy.
The SS reunion in
Oberaula, a town of 3,500,
drew some 5,000 anti-Nazi
protestors who staged a
peaceful march and rally.
IDF reservists
to get break
Tel Aviv (JTA) Army re-
servists will serve shorter
periods on active duty than
they have since the war in
Lebanon began nearly two
years ago, Deputy Chief of
Staff Maj. Gen. David Ivri
announced last week.
He told military corre-
spondents at a briefing last
Thursday that reserve offi-
cers will serve for 50 days a
year and other ranks 45
days. In some instances dur-
ing the past two years, re-
serve officers were called to
duty for as long as three
months a year causing con-
siderable strain to the coun-
try's economy.