Holocaust focus of weeklong event The holocaust during World War II was a period of history that must never be forgotten to help prevent if from happening again, said University President Paul Olum Sunday during opening remarks for the Univer sity's Holocaust Memorial Week. "We must never forget because by not forgetting, we can do everything in our power to not let it happen again.*' Olum said. About 9 million people w lews. Poles, gypsies. Russians and others were exter minated during the reign , of Adolf Hitler, from HKJ3 to 1945. Port he first time, the t In I ver sify, has set aside a week to com memorate the holticeust during lire annual national I lavs of Remembrance of .the Victim of the Holocaust, created bv.an act of. Congress during the' Carter •{ ad rrj.hu si rat inn • • °"•This is not a Jewish issue this is a human issue.'*; said (iathv Zosel who represented the Campus Interfaith Ministry tin the l hiiversilv Holocaust Memorial Council. .• which' is sponsoring ilie event . “People want to rentVmhef so people won't forget, and it won't happen again " saiil Kotivn Mai/els. co-director of the Jewish Student Union and a memtier ol the co.uncii. She estimated tliat alNiul III perc.ent ot the campus population is lewish A variety of free films, iec lures and panel discussions are planned this week •Today. the film “Kaddish” will bo shown at 7:30 p.m. at the Wesley Center. 1236 Kin caid St. The film is about the children of survivors of the holocaust. . •*. > „t 4fiirllHtV gr«|»fct« ?Tii»)sd*fv.' fhb t'eniple Beth Israel 4^; VV : 2.1th ’Ayt’... will ..* celebrate Yum haShoah at,7:30 ' . p-.lji! Tliicdav :is designated l>y the'lewish ciiiuiiiuititv .in a day bt reiiieiiibra uc e l’JtS'also w i 11 sliovy "•'The (Tbiirage to,'Care-•" an Academy- Award-winning diHaimentary almut4those who helpod; holiiCHust victims • Wednesday. a holocaust panel discussion at the koinoiiia Center. 1414 Kincaid SI . at 4 p.m.. will include Don na Sands, family therapist: Kab bi Italian Sills: Bernard Often, a holocaust survivor: and Beatrix Knhin. a University student. At 7:30 p in.. Often will give bis slide presentation. “The Work." in Geriinger lounge. The presentation has three segments dealing with Of fen's personal experience in Na/.i Santuary point of sanctuary is to try to protact refugees and to prevent deportation and mistreatment of them. Cadbury compared the sanc tuary movement to the civil rights movement of the 1950s. “The courts' decisions then about what was legal or illegal were wrong." he said, referring to decisions regarding the legality of blacks sitting in the front of buses or eating in cer tain restaurants. "The govern ment is saying we’re breaking certain laws and we're saying those laws are wrong," he said "It's deer to us that they're wrong. The law that really ap plies has been excluded from consideration," he said. Cad bury cited the international law of the Genova conventions that says refugees fleeing persecu tion should not la- returned to their homelands. The prosecution in the Arizona trial maintained that the defendants violated ll.S. immigration laws by helping people who came to this coun t r y only for tcon o m i c betterment. Hut the; defendants claimed they lawfully aided people who were fleeing persecution in their homelands. After a trial that lasted almost six weeks, the jury deliberated more than 47 hours before retur ning a verdict finding eight of the 11 defendants guilty. The defendants included a Presbyterian minister, two Roman Catholic priests, a nun and seven church layworkors. Defendants found guilty of felony conspiracy charges may face as much as five years im prisonment and a $10,000 fine each. Those found guilty on other felony counts face the same prison terms and $2,000 fines. The Eugene sanctuary move ment includes the Central Presbyterian Church, the Unitarian Church of Eugene and Eugene Friends Meeting. Introducing . . . FREE Delivery Service! * •Tree delivery with a minimum order Also offering: • Full dinner menu • White or whole wheat crust • Limited delivery area 15th and Willamette Hours: Mon - Fri. 11 00 - Midnight Sat. 5:00-1:00 a m. Sun. 5:00-11:00 p.m. death camps. The firs! part. "Process B7815,’’ recreates Offen's per sonal holocaust story with photographs of his family, the ghettos, deportations and mass executions. It ends with libera tion and the discovery that his two brothers had also survived. •Thursday, the Hester Street klo/.mer Band will play at 12:80 p in. in the EMU Courtyard or the fishbowl in the event of rain. At 4 p.m.. the |ewish Stu dent Union will sponsor a holocaust memorial service at which poetry Will lie read. A* 7:.Ill p in.. I)r. konnilvn l-'eig. a professor at.’Snii. Fran cisco Stale 1 Iniydrsijy and an in ternationally known holocaust scholar, will speak on "Miller's: Death Camps:"' Forty ".Years' l-iUir.” in Kudin in" KMU. 7 Feig is the only;known person . to have .spent. I ime; in all "of Hit lei 's official concent rat ion i Camps, and she is"'considered the leading expert on Miller's camps'. •Friday; the Temple Belli Israel will celehrale Shahhos. or tlu> |ewish sabbath, at 8 p in. •Saturday, an Interfaith Memorial Service will lie held at 7:10 pin. in CerJinger l ounge w ilh singing and poetry reading. The Holocaust Memorial Council made up erf the EMU Cultural Forum, the lewish Stu dent Union. Campus Inlerfaith Ministry. Hillel. Catalysl Films. Temple Beth Israel and Religious Directors Association. c 0 p 1 E S 3* All Day Every Pay Mon. • Fri. 8:30 - 5:00 519 E. 13th 485-1940 U of O Alum CHUCK FADELEY Democratic Candidate for State Representative, District 41 (University, West University Neighborhood, East and North Eugene, N.W. Springfield) WILL MEET WITH ALL INTERESTED STUDENTS May 7 from 11-2, EMU Main Lobby Sponsored by University Democrats Chuck Fadeley for State Representative 777 High. #350. Huyene. 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