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    “Big Zionist Jews”:  powerful and influential Zionist Jews who wished to create a neo-colonialist Jewish homeland in Palestine of which they would be the political and religious elite.  “Little Jews”:  hitherto non-Zionist Jews who suffered leading up to and during World War II and who could be persuaded to leave the comforts of Europe after the war and settle in Palestine as cadres serving the Big Zionist Jewish elite.       Essay Title: The Holocaust: Big Zionist Jews vs Little Jews.  If you ask your run-of-the-mill Jew or Gentile if a Jew can be an anti-Se...

A one-time secret POW interrogation camp's remains lies in Pennyslvania's Michaux State Forest.

Mueller relates his experiences about keeping aircraft maintained for reconnaissance flights during the tense years of the Cold War. Fucci served on an M-36 tank destroyer crew in the bitter cold during the Korean War. They answer visitors' questions for four hours on Fridays at the center and might be found in the Korean War room or greeting area of the center.  All about the special center The center, which opened one year ago, offers a close up look at the artifacts and personal histories of those who served. The center opened with a layout spearheaded by volunteer preservationist Adam S...

John D'Agostino Youth of the county 4-H are pictured with judge Brock Meanor at the 2019 4-H Rabbit Show at the Chautauqua County Fair. P-J file photo For the second straight summer, the COVID-19 crisis has forced the canceling of the Chautauqua County Fair while impacting one of its greatest participants. In a message posted to Facebook on Tuesday morning, the fair board said, “Due to the continued COVID – 19 situation, its impact on community health and well-being, the 2021 Chautauqua County Fair is postponed until July 18-24, 2022. “The safety of the Chautauqua County Fair’s visito...

Chautauqua County Fair Canceled, Affects 4-H Youth Programs The Chautauqua County Fair has been canceled for a second summer. The Fair made the announcement on their Facebook page, citing community health and well-being with the COVID-19 situation. Fair officials hope to bring the Fair back next year for July 18th through 24th, 2022. The Fair, which has been taking place annually since 1881, has only been canceled for 3 years during World War Two when its grounds were used for a Prisoner of War Camp, and then for the last two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The cancellation of the County...