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As told by Leslie Webster and written by Ginna D. Rose I first heard about the women’s Peace Camp at Britain’s Greenham Common years ago,
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by Susan Cahn How could there be anti-Semitism when there were so few Jews? There are not many Jews left in Poland. Maybe 10,000. There
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