Letter: COMMENT & ANALYSIS - Human rights ; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR MERSEY Edition

In an even moderately good society, there is no shame in being a minority: minorities nourish the wellsprings of societal richness and social creativity. The Jews are outstanding examples of this process worldwide. A woman whose young life partner was one of the Israeli athletes murdered at the Muni...

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Published inDaily post (Liverpool, England : 1978)
Main Author Walsh, Val
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Liverpool (UK) MGN Ltd 17.02.2006
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Blair, Cherie Booth
Sachs, Jonathan
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Summary:In an even moderately good society, there is no shame in being a minority: minorities nourish the wellsprings of societal richness and social creativity. The Jews are outstanding examples of this process worldwide. A woman whose young life partner was one of the Israeli athletes murdered at the Munich Olympics, shared her wish for peace and justice, as opposed to the Israeli-authorised revenge killings which followed: "Nobody has to be killed again. We did not ask for this. Just put them on trial."