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Migration from Bialystok to Paris

The author left Bialystok for Paris in January 1933.

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... As a young girl, I left Bialystok for Paris — in January 1933. I soon became active in Jewish social and political causes. My main interest was teaching assimi- lated Jewish children Yiddish and the history of their people. I and others trained children in the Bundist youth organizations to be proud of their heritage and respect the brotherhood of all peoples. ...
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