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when he was still a local
priest.
In 1939, he became Adolf
Hitler's collaborator in
dismantling Czechoslovakia
and the Nazi's choice for the
presidency of the Slovak
state set up by them.

Under his rule, nearly
60,000 Slovak Jews were
deported from Slovakia to
Nazi death camps between
March and October 1942,
and a further 12,000 Jews
were killed in the later years
of the war.

Tiso was put on the list of
war criminals by the Allies
and extradited to
Czechoslovakia for punish-
ment. In 1947, Tiso was tried
by a court in Bratislava, the
capital of Slovakia, for high
treason, collaboration with
the Nazis and crimes against
humanity. He was sentenced
to death and hanged.

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Prague (JTA) — A
memorial tablet to Josef
Tiso, the wartime puppet
leader of Slovakia, has been
removed from the former
Roman Catholic teachers
college in the Slovakia town
of Banovce, where it was
unveiled on July 8.
The tablet, which had been
ceremonially placed on the
building and blessed by the
bishop of Nitra, Josef Korec,
was taken down by order of
the Slovak government,
following a storm of protests.
Tiso, a Roman Catholic
priest, was president of a
puppet Slovak state during
the war, with allegiance to
the Nazis, and was responsi-
ble for the deportation of
Slovak Jews.
The memorial tablet had
been unveiled on the occa-
sion of the anniversary of
the foundation of the
teachers college by Tiso

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Rabbis Ask Thatcher
To Help In Pollard Case

London (JTA) — Rabbis
representing three branches
of Judaism in Britain are
asking Prime Minister
Margaret Thatcher to
intervene with President
Bush on behalf of convicted
spy Jonathan Pollard.
The rabbis, all residents of
Finchley, northern London,
plan to hand the prime min-
ister a letter shortly asking
that she convey to Bush the
"deep concern" felt by
"Jewish people everywhere"
about the life sentence im-
posed on Pollard in 1985 and
the way he has been treated
ever since.
Pollard has been im-
prisoned in solitary con-
finement and strictly limited
in who may visit him and in
corresponding with people
outside the prison.
Four of the eight
signatories are Orthodox
rabbis, three are Reform and
one is from the Progressive
branch.
They charge that Pollard,
a former civilian intel-
ligence analyst employed by
the U.S. Navy, was the vic-
tim of harsh and vindictive
treatment when he was
sentenced to life imprison-
ment for spying for Israel.
Their letter states, "We
appreciate that the United
Kingdom government
cannot intervene in the
United States' internal af-

fairs, , .tt, human rights are
an international matter,"
and "we therefore respect-
fully ask you" to raise with
the U.S. administration "the
concern which is felt by your
constituents about the plight
of Jonathan Pollard."
The rabbis acknowledge
that Pollard was convicted
for passing classified infor-
mation to Israel, but "at no
time was it alleged, or was
he convicted, of passing
United States' secrets," they
wrote.
They claim that "all the
information was specifically
about the Arab front line
states" and was intended to
help Israel defend itself
against chemical weapons
such as are manufactured by
Syria and Iraq.

June Price Index
Sees Small Rise

Tel Aviv (JTA) — Israel's
cost-of-living index rose by a
relatively low 0.7 percent in
June, the Central Bureau of
Statistics announced July
15.
The rate was down from a
1.5 percent rise in May and a
2.5 percent hike in April.
The news gave economists
hopes that inflation could be
kept to below 20 percent this
year.