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Friday, July 30, 1999 | return to: international
Germans aid the Kosovars
by BERLIN (JTA) -- In what is being called the first joint Jewish-German humanitarian project since World War II, $120,000 in medic, The American Jewish Committee and the Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe, a social welfare organization connected to the Protestant order o
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Eugene Dubow, managing director of the AJCommittee's Berlin office, said the project was another example of how Germans today react "to an earlier and terrible part of their history," the Holocaust and World War II.
"Today, Germany is living up to its responsibilities," Dubow said.
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