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June 12, 1987 - Image 31

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1987-06-12

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Congratulations & Best Wishes
DR. STEVEN MARGOLIS

SON OF FAY & JERRY MARGOLIS

Upon Your Graduation from
— Wayne State University



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twenty months later in
northern Italy, 15 percent of
the Italian-Jewish commu-
nity was deported and kil-
led."
Focusing on why, in a
country where the Holocaust
arrived late and remained, in
comparison to the rest of
Europe, a relatively short -
time, even 15 percent of the
Jews could be murdered, Zuc-
cotti said that Italian Jews
had underestimated the
danger and postponed their
decision to hide out until it
was too late.
Explaining why the other
85 percent were ultimately
saved, Zuccotti said, "Italian
Jews were not physically dis-
tinguishable from the non-
Jews —. they looked the
same, dressed the same, and
spoke the same language.
They were few enough in
numbers so that their re-
quests for aid did not over-
whelm the rescuers. Also,
Jews felt comfortable in the
non-Jewish world of Italy,
and had friends and contacts
that they felt would help
them, or at least not turn
them in."

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Will Your Children
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Patrilineal
Descent Hit

New York — Franklin D.
Kreutzer, president of the
United Synagogue of
America, the association of
Conservative synagogues,
called for "an aggressive and
active conversion policy for
the Conservative Movement"
in response to the Reform
Movement's concept of pat-
rilineal descent.
"Stemming the tide of in-
termarriage as we enter the
21st Century is a major prior-
ity," Kreutzer stated. "Only
through a caring, concerned,
committed conversion policy
which is aggressively and
actively pursued and compas-
sionate in nature can we
meet head-on the Reform
Movement's abrogation of
Jewish history and Jewish
law."

Christians Vow
To Fight Hate

New York — Leaders of
the Christian evangelical-
fundamentalist community
have pledged to work to-
gether with the Anti-
Defamation League of B'nai
B'rith to correct the "evils of
anti-Semitism and other
forms of religious bigotry" in
this country.
A recent survey revealed
that most evangelicals and
fundamentalists do not "con-
sciously use their deeply-held
Christian faith and convic-
tions as justification for
anti-Semitic views of Jews."

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