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But my brothers were neither communists nor Zionists. And they emigrated.
When they [Artur and his children] came back to Poland from the USSR, the family came together again. And then that family emigrated to Israel in the 1950s, in 1951 or 1952. No, there were no problems emigrating then. If you had the opportunity it wasn’t difficult.
Then Maurycy left with his family, with his wife Lola [Liba] and little boy Henryk.
When they [Artur and his children] came back to Poland from the USSR, the family came together again. And then that family emigrated to Israel in the 1950s, in 1951 or 1952. No, there were no problems emigrating then. If you had the opportunity it wasn’t difficult.
Then Maurycy left with his family, with his wife Lola [Liba] and little boy Henryk.
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Julian Gringras
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