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HANK GREENBERG

Hank Greenberg was a Detroit Tigers star in the
.1930s and 1940s. Born in New York City in
1911, he played first base and was a member of
baseball's Hall of Fame. He is perhaps most
remembered by Jews everywhere for his decision
not to play baseball on Yom Kippur.

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Guys And Dolls,
c/o The AppleTree,
27676 Franklin Road,
Southfield MI 48034

(No phone calls, please.)

6/12
1998

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HANNAH
SENESH

Hannah Senesh was 17 when she became a Zionist in
1938. Born in Hungary, she moved to pre-State Israel,
where she worked on a kibbutz. When World War II
broke out, Senesh volunteered for a secret mission to
save Jews in her homeland. With the support of the
British military (outfit pictured here) she parachuted into
Yugoslavia, then crossed into Nazi territory where she
was captured and killed. Her poem "Blessed is the
Match" is recited by children throughout Israel.