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ntil six months ago,
Birmingham Groves
High School student
Ellen Schwab knew
nothing about the Holo-
caust.
Now she wants to study
the horrific act of genocide.
And she wants to teach oth-
ers about the death of Six
Million.
"We must have the per-
sonal conviction in today's
world to protect the rights
of all human beings," said
Ms. Schwab, who read her
essay, "An Awakening To
Vigilance," on Thursday
before 250 people in
Lansing at the Michigan
Jewish Conference/State of
Michigan Holocaust memor-
ial commemoration pro-
gram.
"We must always be
aware of our own motiva-
tions for actions; and with-
out losing trust or faith in
mankind, we should be
aware of the motivations for
others' actions," she said.
The weather was gloomy,
with rain, sleet and cold
temperatures. But atten-
dance was good, organizers
said. The Senate was not in
session, but the Michigan
House of Representatives
last Thursday took a 20-
minute recess to commemo-
rate Yom Hashoah in the
ceremony at the newly reno-
vated Capitol rotunda in
Lansing.
Holo c aust survivors from
Detroit, Kalamazoo and
Flint attended the program,
a tribute to the 50th
anniversary of the Warsaw
Ghetto Uprising.
"The memory of the
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising is
especially poignant in a
year when tens of thou-
sands of Muslims are being
murdered in the name of
ethnic cleansing, and when
destructive acts of anti-
Semitism are increasing at
an alarming rate in many
parts of Europe," said David
Gad-Harf, executive direc-
tor for the Jewish Com-
munity Council, a program
The House took a
20-minute recess
for Yom Hashoah.
co-sponsor.
On hand was Gov. John
Engler, who presented to
Michigan Jewish Confer-
ence President Dr. Conrad
Giles a proclamation nam-
ing April 1 as Michigan
Holocaust Commemoration
Day and the week of April
18 as Days of Remembrance
of the Victims of the
Holocaust.
Also attending the pro-
gram were several members
of Mr. Engler's staff who
recently visited Israel for
the first time on a mission
with the Jewish Community
Council.
Dr. Barry Gross, largely
responsible for the recent
inception of a Jewish stud-
ies program at Michigan
State University, was the
-keynote speaker. ❑
Mission Goers Prep
For Trip Of Lifetime
RUTH LITTMANN STAFF WRITER
W
ith nine days left
before the Michigan
Miracle Mission
leaves for Israel,
organizers are wrapping up
last-minute travel plans.
"Everybody's been work-
ing hard," says Jane Sher-
man, Mission co chair.
"There have been long days,
but everything's under con-
trol. We're on schedule."
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The Mission, comprised of
1,284 Jewish Detroiters who
will board three El Al jumbo
jets here April 18, is the
largest ever sponsored by a
single Jewish community.
There have been only two
cancellations due to illness.
As participants begin
packing, Mrs. Sherman
says, their most common
question is: How large
should our luggage be?
She responds:
"A 29-inch suitcase is a
big enough suitcase for any-
one to take this trip with."
Some other tips for travel-
ers:
"Come on time," Mrs