THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Francois Mitterand: Comforting
Words
Jihad" in retaliation for Israeli
military activities in south Leba-
non."
But police tended to discount
these claims although known
neo-Nazi groups, former Nazi col-
laborators and Palestinian groups
are all possibilities under consid-
eration, police sources said.
Emile Weiss, one of the film fes-
tival's organizers, said Sunday
that he had received several
threatening calls last week, when
the festival opened. He said the
caller spoke unaccented French
and threatened to "blow up every-
thing including the manager
himself."
There were police at the theater
on the opening night of the festi-
val, last Tuesday. But police pro-
tection was withdrawn on the fol-
lowing day despite the threats.
Police refused to comment or to
confirm that there had been
threatening calls.
A spontaneous demonstration
took place Saturday afternoon.
Sunday, close to 10,000 people
gathered outside the damaged
movie house at the call of the
Representative Council of Major
French Jewish Organizations
(CRIF). Its president, Theo Klein,
led them on a march to the memo-
rial monument to the Unknown
;=-.) Jewish Martyrs, only a few
hundred yards from the bombing
scene.
Among the marchers were
people prominent in French film,
including actress Simone Sig-
noret and actor Yves Montand,
writers and academicians and
P "just people who were revolted by
what had taken place," one
marcher said.
The bomb exploded during the
screening of a West German film,
Eichmann, a movie about Gestapo
leader Adolf Eichmann, the Nazi
most directly responsible for de-
porting millions of Jews to the
death camps during World War II.
It was the third such incident in
Paris since 1980, although in
terms of casualties, not as serious
as the earlier ones. Four people
were killed in 1980 when ter-
rorists bombed the Rue Copernic
Synagogue during Friday eve-
ning services. That incident also
triggered a mass march of solidar-
ity through the streets of Paris.
In 1982, six people were killed
in a machine gun and grenade at-
tack on Jo Goldenberg's Restau-
rant, a Jewish delicatessen on the
Rue Des Rosiers, in the old Pari-
sian ghetto district.
The International Jewish Film
Festival is a modest event. which
dsity draws small audiences.
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