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The futilrI ol their cummin- lty il in doubl. Thl younger [mention Ihowl In to ienve lnr Israel.

T is the heritage is! Adnil Hitler Ind hil "iinIl lolulinn w the Jewilh probien.

Eighteen yeIn IHEI' thl lec- mld WoNd War. only 22,560 .7sz are registered with synagogues.

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“WI Ir! unimportant ntlInIl- tively and qualitatively.” ya AlexInder Ginsburg. iolnt cha - man or the Jewish community In Cologne. “There are scarcely

any Jews in Germany today holding inﬂuential pnsitinnd." Mann CENTRE

Cologne. population whitish. Is one at the mainr .lewish centres with t.loii. in its: the number was .

Ninety per rent at the thaws live in big cities. Hall are more than sit years old. A quarter oi the total group lives on govern- ment pensions. The third who are employabte occupy mostly routine. low»pnld jobs or run small businesses,

synagogue httendance Ia less than In the prewar Del-lad. Only perhaps to to to per cent oi the laws In West Germany eat Kosher lood. Young 1 many times doubt the hid-time patriarchal authority oi their tathera.

Beiore Hitler «me of Germ- Iny‘s leading men In govern- ment. business. science and the arts were Among the iarnous were physicist nihert Einstein. theatre director Max

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ter Rathenan. bunker Salomon Oppenheimer. composer Kurt Weill.

Todav‘s most prominent .lew is pmbnbiy Ludwig Rusenberg. thalrmnn it! the Germln Trade Union Federation. other: bf not! indude I Hamburi‘l sena- Herbert WeichmInn. Ind phiiodapher Ernst Bloch.

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in the First World War. Ger- man Jews fought Ilonﬁside their and many were kiiied. Synlgaﬁuel have memorials to these men. relut-

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For many Israel has become a spiritual homeland. although they remain In West Germany lor a varlely ot practical rea. aona.

"I no longer have the leeiing that this Is home country." said Miss Dora Phliippsohn, a re-, tired teacher In Ennn. city nf‘, her birth. “Too much has hap- vened.“

There are lost as Jews ini laonn. the West German capi-

An attractive synagoguei was paid tor like others by gov» eminent money trom the Wied» erlutmnchung tlilerIlly. mak- g good againi program. The old buildings were destroyed by Nazis.

190.000 KILLED ‘

Hitler introduced gradually. Many .lews. seeing the handwriting on the wall. ried betore the Second World War. when the “tlnai solution" —deaih—wns instituted. About three out oi live German .lews managed to escape the tiring squads and gas chambers. pri- marily by liecing the country. Abnul 1mm were killed.

The country was practically withnut .lews when the third rcich collapsed.

Then relugeea iiowed in irnm EIat Europe. which waa going Cilmmunlst 'By 1947 they num- bered mum in Wesi Germany. Most eventually settled abroad, But the present Jewish popula- lion is so to do per cent East European in origin,

other laws calm to thi coun- try atter getting discouraged with lite elsewhere. particularly in lsrncl and Latin America. The movement stopped in 1960. it was widely disapproved by world Jewry. which looked upon resenlelnent in Germany as a sacrilege against the memory or 6.000.000 dead.

at 15.»! German town who survived the o o n c e n tration comps. slim decided to stay on in this rnuntry.

With lew exceptions. Jews lrom this period have beneiited troni the Wiedergutmachung program This is expected to cost 40.000.000.000 marks mo.- oixlmomo belore it is finished.

"the distortion in the press and i caria linuner. u. irranciacsn a student WInted to Ice whether Ihe social revolution of Cuba held the answers hr the u lversal. problem: nl illiteracy. human; Mrivltmn ‘

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Mral Luce. whose husband. Philip. also made the trip. would like to brinll a Cuban- type government to the us. with nualiiirations. “Socialism as it is iunctioning in Cuba is working very well tor the ma- iorty oi the people." she said.

But when asked whether she would preier to live in Cuba rather than the U.s.. she replied no. “I'm used to having all sorts cl conveniences. The best it everything. no shortages at any- think."

"WhIt's so impressive about Cuba. liaisner said. "Is that the government exists to pro- vide people a better lite. You get the impression that's the only reason it exists. i don't get that teeling about the Rovernc‘ meat at the United States." .

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Emil expilnation boiied down in lame mellilre it! diuIlislIc-i llon with his life here—which. maven he wouldn't trade for (Dubai

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Rhodpn Strnlth. 2i. a Negro known to his ieliows as Smitty. wanted to see what role the Negro mupled under the Gas. (r0 regim.

Ellen snauit, m. w ted to see socia am e o. Il‘ﬁc- uisriy what they are doing In art. dance and so torih."

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