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Workmen’s Circle
Workmen’s Circle
The Workmen’s Circle helped establish homes for Jewish orphans after liberation.
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... I couldn’t believe I had survived. Every Jewish
stranger we passed on the street was a joy for us. For
several months after the liberation, I remained in Lyons
to reunite families that had been separated during the
war. Later, with the help of the Workmen’s Circle in Paris
and the Jewish Labor Committee in New York, we estab-
lished homes for Jewish orphans. ...Connected nodes
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