Person · spouse of M. Pit
Esther
Esther
M. Pit’s late wife, commemorated through a special loan fund.
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... Thanks to the efforts of many Jandsleit who had
previously moved to Australia, the Bialystoker Centre
obtained six hundred visas for Bialystoker immigrants.
Most of the newcomers first stayed at the Centre’s
headquarters, where they received food, clothing and
small allowances. This temporary assistance continued
for a short period until the Centre helped these people
find apartments and employment. Interest-free loans
were granted to put them on their feet. The president of
the Bialystoker Centre in Australia, Mr. M. Pit, estab-
lished a special loan fund in memory of his late wife,
Esther, to help the immigrants start new businesses. ...Connected nodes
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Pejsach Albert
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Bialystoker Centre in Australia
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Melbourne
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St. Kilda
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M. Pit
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Awrom Zbar
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Pejsach Kaplan
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Kadimah Culture Center in Melbourne
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