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Anti-Semitic
Group Meets
Amsterdam (JTA) — The
Anti-Semitic Russian group
Pamyat has been holding
weekly Leningrad's Rum-
yantsev Garden. The group
has been accusing Jews of
controlling Russian society
and advising them to leave
the Soviet Union, according
to a published report in the
NRC
Dutch daily
Handelsblad.
The Rumyantsev Garden is
ostensibly closed to the public
due to repairs, but some say
the reason is that people have
complained about the Pamyat
meetings.
Soviet writer Valeri
Voskobozhikov recently pro-
tested the meetings in an
article in the Moskovsie
Novosti, and the newspaper
Izvestia last week published
an open letter by members of
the Leningrad Institute for
Oriental Studies, in which
they asked to ban the
meetings on the basis of Ar-
ticle 36 of the constitution.
Pamyat members say that
the charges of anti-Semitism
against them originate "from
the Zionist forces inside the
Soviet Union."
Reparations
Accomplices?
Bonn (JTA) — Werner
Nachmann, the late chair-
man of the Central Council of
Jewish Communities in West
Germany, could not have
embezzled nearly $20 million
by himself, according to
Heinz Galinski, the present
chairman of the council.
Galinski, who became head
of the West German Jewish
community after Nachmann's
sudden death in January,
strongly implied Saturday in
Berlin that Nachmann had
accomplices in the embezzle-
ment of funds that were ear-
marked for the reparation of
Jewish victims of Nazism, as
well as other Jewish com-
munity monies. Galinski
would not name any
suspected accomplices.
A detailed report of the
embezzlement case was ex-
pected this summer but will
probably be delayed.
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