Person
Philip Novick
Philip Novick
Member of a delegation visiting Maxim Litvinov.
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... During Litvinov’s stint in Washington, the Bialy-
stoker Center in New York prepared a reception for
him. Because of a sudden diplomatic mission, Litvinov
was unable to attend. Upon receiving his telegram to
that effect, a committee consisting of Philip Novick,
Samuel Kassel and David Sohn visited him on his ship
prior to his departure. Litvinov warmly greeted his Bia-
lystoker landsleit, inquired about many of his childhood
friends, and particularly about one of his rabbis, Wolf
Rubin, who lived in New York at that time. During the
conversation, Ambassador Litvinov spoke in Yiddish. ...Connected nodes
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