Babicz

... The postwar Bialystoker committee in Paris began its wished each other a happy holiday. work under difficult circumstances. Receiving no aid Approximately one hundred sat at beautifully dec- from abroad, it used its own resources to give each Bia- orated tables. Szymon Amiel led the seder. Mr. Babicz’s lystoker Jew passing through Paris money and other son asked the ‘four questions.” assistance to obtain temporary visas and to emigrate Dr. Youchnovetzky welcomed the guests with further. warm holiday greetings. Fiszl Fajnfeld suggested that A group of Jandsleit who arrived in Paris directly everyone rise in tribute to the martyrs of Bialystok. He from Bialystok was warmly received by the committee, expressed warm wishes for the Bialystoker Center in which offered all necessary aid. New York, as well as for Bialystokers all over the Many thanks to Izaak Rybal-Rybalowski, who world. Special greetings were sent to the /Jandsleit in found temporary quarters for transient Bialystokers. Australia who had obtained visas for hundreds of Bia- Furthermore, the committee resettled the fifty Bualy- lystokers, saving them from the Nazi clutches. stoker children who arrived in Paris from the Soviet ...