WORLD PREMIE1

Monica

solace
porn Jewish
from

heroines
Hannah.
Senesh
and Anne
Frank.

Her mother, recalling her horrific
experience before the grand jury and
Starr's attempts to use her against her
daughter, said, "My own family saw that
technique used very effectively by Josef
Stalin, which is why they left Russia."
The book even offers up a few dirty
Jewish jokes that Clinton and Lewinsky
exchanged, previously cited in edited
form in the steamy Starr report.
"Why do Jewish men like to watch
porno films backwards? So they can
see the hooker give back the money,"
Monica told the president during one
phone conversation.
Clinton, in turn, said: "What do you
get when you cross a Jewish-American
Princess with an Apple? A computer
),
that won't go down on you.

-- Daniel Kurtzman

Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Speaking 0 Anne Frank ...

The Diary o Anne Frank soon may

have some real competition.
A Holocaust-era diary written by a
16-year-old Jewish Dutch girl for her
younger sister, documenting life in a
concentration camp in fairy-tale form,
will soon be published by the
Holocaust commemoration center at
Kibbutz Lohamei Hageta'ot in Israel.
The diary, written while the two girls
from Amsterdam were at the
Westerbork camp in Holland, tells the
tale of a family of forest dwarves uproot-
ed from their home and forced to a far-
away camp in a big city. The author of
the story also kept a diary for herself, in
which she documented life in the camp.
The journal was found in a box at
the Bergen-Belsen camp in Germany
following the liberation, and preserved
for many years by a relative of the two
girls who volunteered at the facility at
Lohamei Hageta'ot, the Israeli daily
Hdaretz reported.

The two girls died in the gas
chambers.
The volunteer first revealed the
journal to the institution a month
ago. After it was authenticated, the
museum decided to publish it.
Officials at the center noted some
similarities between the tale and
Italian director Roberto Benigni's
Oscar-award winning film about the
Holocaust, Life Is Beautifid, in that
both works emphasize the role imagi-
nation played in helping Jews cope
with the horrors of the Holocaust.

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—Naomi Segal
Jewish Telegraphic Agency

The S oken Word

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The selection is heavy on Yiddish
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