Hidden children surface as ADL chief recalls roots
Abraham Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League, reflects on hidden children raised by Catholics during World War II and Madeleine Albright's late discovery of her Jewish heritage. He notes parents faced guilt and uncertainty about explaining survival. The ADL previously convened a meeting drawing far more attendees than expected from hidden Jewish children. Historian Alan Kraut comments on Albright’s unasked questions about her background.
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Belgium embraces horse steaks at De Kuiper's in Brabant
In Vilvoorde Belgium gourmets savor braised horse tenderloins as locals celebrate the Brabant draught horse heritage. patrons reflect on eating a once cherished animal while noting a U S government probe into horse slaughter linked to exports.
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Peru hostage crisis talks begin as clergy meet rebels
In Lima an initial meeting between mediators guerrillas and church officials marked the first step toward ending the hostage crisis. Archbishop Juan Luis Cipriani a Red Cross representative and the Canadian ambassador met the rebels to set an agenda for talks with the government amid police guards at the Japanese ambassador’s house.
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Red Cross suspends services in Tajikistan amid hostage crisis
Rebels seized four more hostages in Dushanbe bringing the total to 16. The four UN refugee workers were abducted in broad daylight as Tajik authorities and aid groups faced a widening crisis. Rebel warlord Bukhram Sadirov demanded safe passage for a guerrilla force from Afghanistan.
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Czech transport minister threatens strikers over walkout
Prague The Czech transport minister threatened to dismiss striking railway workers unless they return to work after a court ruled a three day walkout illegal. Union leaders refused and said they were extending the action.
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