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Eliezer Suchowolski
Eliezer Suchowolski
Maternal uncle with whom Samuel Pisar stayed in Australia.
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... After the war, as a boy of sixteen, Samuel felt
lonely visiting Germany and France. Shortly thereafter
he migrated to Australia to be with his two maternal
uncles, Nachman and Eliezer Suchowolski. When he
was twenty-three, Samuel left Australia for the United
States. In America he graduated from Harvard Univer-
sity as a lawyer with great distinction and later received
a doctorate. He specialized in the juridical problems of
world trade, particularly between East and West. ...Connected nodes
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