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April 23, 1999 - Image 38

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1999-04-23

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Polish Jews who
survived Nazi
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Unfortunately, you included as part o
your editorial a misquoted, our-of-
context statement attributed to me.
If you will look at page 34 of this
edition of the Jewish News, you will
see the text of what I actually stated
in regard to Kosovo, "... we must
remember and speak out to ensure
that no further genocide will occur
against our people or any other peo-
ples. Today we see that horror is
occurring in Kosovo. What is hap-
pening there is not the same as the
Holocaust; however, it is a terrible
human tragedy. As children of sur-
vivors, we must speak out against
the torture and murdering of inno-
cent victims. We know what tragedy
and human suffering are. If only the,
world would have cared about the
Jewish people 55 years ago [as it
cares about those in Kosovo]."
You quote me as stating, "What
is occurring in Kosovo is not at all
like the Holocaust, but there is
human tragedy ... If only the world
cared about Jews 55 years ago as it
cares about those in Kosovo." I rec-
ognize this very different later quote (--\
as being taken from the Detroit Free
Press.
I think you will recognize the
world of difference between the actual
and mistaken quotations.

Dr. Charles Silow
Southfield

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acts that impact on Jewish education
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