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There were several Zionist movements here [in Maramarossziget], the Mizrachi [10], the Betar [11], and there was a kibbutz, some young men also lived there, who didn’t have any parents, didn’t have anybody.
I don’t know more about all this, because I didn’t want to participate, I didn’t go there, I only heard about them. Later Hersi took away a girl from the kibbutz, they got married, they had a child, left for America, and his wife became deranged. He [Hersi] became very religious, he died in America.
I don’t know more about all this, because I didn’t want to participate, I didn’t go there, I only heard about them. Later Hersi took away a girl from the kibbutz, they got married, they had a child, left for America, and his wife became deranged. He [Hersi] became very religious, he died in America.
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Golda Salamon