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Tag Archives: holocaust survivors
Posture As A Tool In Personal Transformation
I heard a lecture in Los Angeles this week by Australian rabbi Laibl Wolf. The son of Holocaust survivors from Poland, Dr. Wolf grew up down under. He got a law degree, rabbinic ordination, a PhD in psychology and raised … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Technique, good posture, holocaust survivors, phd in psychology, rabbi laibl wolf, soft spoken man
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The Holocaust Claims Conference
Professor Yitzhak Kerem emails: If you are still interested in publishing about the rampant cancer in the Jewish leadership of the world you can post my following reaction to Mariln Henry and the Cliams Conferene to whitewash the annual stealing … Continue reading
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Tagged holocaust survivors, jerusalem post, jewish leadership, jewish newspapers, marilyn henry, ny jews
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Singing For Her Captors
From nj.com: RARITAN TWP. — Judith Schneiderman still remembers her disappointment when she told the handsome, polite officer that she and her older sister Frieda weren’t twins. Since they weren’t, the girls were shoved toward the bathhouses and ordered to … Continue reading
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Tagged bathhouses, holocaust survivors, jewish police, judith rosenberg, kappo, schneiderman
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Letter in Response to Criticism of Sinai Temple’s Unity Concert
Bryan Berkette emails: Dear Robert and Susanne, I received an email from you yesterday (see below) that was well written but left me disappointed and distressed. You were upset that Tuesday
Posted in Sinai Temple
Tagged holocaust survivors, interfaith celebration, name of allah, peace and unity, Sinai Temple, unity theme
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Demonizing Those Against Illegal Immigration
Stephen Steinlight emails: Hi, Friends, I’ve written to several of you over the last months about the rampant McCarthyism employed by my opponents in the immigration debate (NCLR, SPLC, HIAS, LCCR, etc) who have turned the act of disagreeing with … Continue reading
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Tagged anti defamation league, armenian genocide, false witness, holocaust survivors, illegal immigration, immigration debate
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