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Nachman Suchowolski

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Uncle who assisted Samuel Pisar’s arrival and stay in Melbourne.

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... Samuel Pisar (right) at the age of 17, shortly after he arrived in Melbourne, Australia in 1947, to stay with his uncles, Nachman and Lazar Suchowolski. Standing next to him is his childhood friend from Bialystok, Benjamin Kauf- man, who shared the horrors of the concenration camps with him. . ...

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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. ...

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