economic or military powerhouse – but still, the sentiment is noble.Or is it? If, as Kurz so articulately said, there is no room in the world or in Austria for antisemitism, then how is it that he is in a coalition government with the Freedom Party, a right-wing party started by former Nazis in 1956, and which was led for years by Jörg Haider? The Austrian Jewish community has urged Israel not to engage with this party, and Israel has refused to deal formally with its officials and politicians.Is there not a contradiction between Kurz’s statements and his sitting in a government with the Freedom Party?This was one of the questions The Jerusalem Post posed to the youthful Kurz – he is only 31 – in an interviewimpoverished farmers living on badly eroded lands and restoring the forests to these lands.  Work began in 1935 with a three-fold purpose— relocating farmers in the Mill Creek area, restoring the forest and controlling erosion, and creating recreational opportunities for area residents.  The work was carried out by the Resettlement Administration, the WPA, and the Civilian Conservation Corps under the general supervision of the United States Forest Service.  The land was leased to the Tennessee Division of State Parks in 1939.

During World War II, development was largely halted and many of the park's facilities fell into disrepair.  After the war, the cabins were renovated, the lake was drained and restocked with fish, and a major leak in the dam was repaired.  The United