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The Detroit Jewish News, 2017-05-04

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ARE YOU BEING AUDITED?

CALL MICHIGAN’S LEADER IN TAX RESOLUTION

LEVY & ASSOCIATES, INC.

We are pleased to welcome our newest staff member

E. David Brockman

Former Michigan Assistant Attorney General

Tax Enforcement and Collection Division

Lawrence B. Levy

“Don’t fear a Levy, hire a Levy”...
Call us 800-TAX-LEVY (5389)

Member National Society of Accountants
& American Society of Tax Problem Solvers

We are a Michigan based Corporation. We have successfully represented thousands of Corporations and individuals throughout the country.

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Wayne State University ’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
and The Guy Stern Endowment in Exile and Holocaust Studies present

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Event sponsors

Rabbi Michael Schudrich, Chief Rabbi of Poland

College of Liberal Arts
and Sciences

10:30 a.m. coffee and bagels; 11:15 a.m. program • Sunday, May 21, 2017

The Guy Stern Endowment
in Exile and Holocaust Studies

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During the Nazi occupation of
Poland, more than 3 million
Polish Jews became victims of the
Holocaust. They were systematically
hunted, deported and murdered.
Relatively few were able to hide, join
the resistance, flee eastward or pose
as non-Jews.

After World War II, returning Polish
Jews found a very hostile environment. Many left
or refused to return. Of those who remained in
Poland, some openly returned to their faith, while

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others continued to hide their Jewish identities until
the end of Communism in 1989. Over the past 28
years, thousands of Poles have discovered they have
Jewish roots.

Today, Polish Jews have the leadership of Rabbi
Michael Schudrich, who has served as Chief Rabbi
of Warsaw and Lodz since 2000 and Chief Rabbi
of Poland since 2004. Rabbi Schudrich, who is
American born and educated, has been instrumental
in reviving the once-vibrant Polish Jewish life and
culture. We are pleased and honored to have him
address our community.

$5 for Holocaust Memorial Center Members and $10 for nonmembers – seating limited.
RSVP by May 17 to rsvp@holocaustcenter.org or 248-536-9605.

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