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population have had their . two Jewish children during
women and children had
the Nazi occupation. The
synagogues closed down in re-
been buried in mass graves
cent months, making a total
Soviet Premier, in making his
comment on anti-Semitism in
after a wholesale massacre
of at least 60 closings of syn-
Russia, told the meeting that
of Jewish people during the
agogues since 1959. More
Babi Yar had magnified the
than 60 per cent of the pub-
Nazi occupation of Kiev in
lished total of persons shot
"isolated cases" of anti-Semit-
World War II.
ism all out of proportion.
Not only was Shostakovich at- for 'speculation' and similar
Six Jews were sentenced to
tacked 'during the Moscow activities have been Jews."
In some of the trials for "ec- , death in Kiev, while six non-
meeting', but there were also
violent personal attacks against onomic c r i m e s , " Crankshaw 1Jews were given prison terms,
Ilya Ehrenburg, the veteran noted, "synagogues were de— at the conclusion of a mass
Soviet Jewish author. After the scribed as meeting places for trial there of 12 more Soviet
debate on anti-Semitism, Crank- crooks and speculators." I n a d.. I citizens accused of "economic
shave reported, Khrushchev as- dition to the very recent shut- crimes," according to a Kiev
sured Ehrenburg that the at- down of the synagogues at , newspaper received here.
tacks were not directed per- Lvov, stated Crankshaw. other I The newspaper, Rabochaya
sonally against the writer. "You Jewish houses of worship closed iGazetta, dated Jan. 5, listed the
must understand," the Premier last year included the one a tIfollowing, all evidently Jewish,
reportedly t o 1 d Ehrenburg, Sverdlovsk, where there are 40,- , as having received the death
"that. as a professional poli- 000 Jews; Zhitomir, with 30,- I sentences: G. Friberg, H. Ten-
titian, I must take things as 000 Jews; Kazan, with - 25,000 Idler, A. Grossman, B. Pechar-
I find them, and warn against Jews; Grozny, with 12,000; and I sky, E. Handshau and A. Pekel-
many others. In many places, sky. However, only the Jews
dangers."
Khrushchev also was quoted Jews who had met for religious were sentenced to death.
Jewish circles here pointed
by Crankshaw as asserting, "half services in private homes were
defensively and half aggressive- "dispersed" by police and "pil- to the facts as reported by the
Kiev newspaper as another in-
ly," that there was no more loried," Crankshaw reported.
Yevtushenko, mean- stance in which the Soviet gov-
anti-Semitism in Russia because
"the nationalities question has while, has denied reports ernment encourages anti-Sem-
been solved." "There is only in- that he had re-written his itism by penalizing Jews more
dividual anti-Semitism" in Rus- Babi Yar poem to fit Com- harshly than non-Jews and pub-
sia now, Khrushchev was munist Party line. "I have ' licizing their names in the con-
not changed the poem," he trolled Communist press in
quoted.
was reported as saying. "I• such manner as to advance anti-
"These words do not ring
have expanded and supple- Semitism in the USSR.
quite true," wrote Crankshaw,
(A UPI report, basect on re-
mented it a little." A new sec-
"in view of the sustained at-
tion of his poem, according liable sources, this week stated
tacks, increasing all through
to a Moscow report, tells that the total number of Jews
1962, against. Jewish culture
about a Russian, non-Jewish sentenced to death and exe-
and against Jewish religious
woman who had sacrificed cuted for "economic crimes" in
observances. At least 10 im-
her life to save the lives of Russia since 1961 is 58. The re-
portant centers of Jewish
ports stem from stories in Ra-
bochaya Gazeta and Pravda U-
krainy, copies of which reached
New York this week).
UN Study Affirms Right
Of Jews and Others
To Leave Soviet Russia
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.,
(JTA) — The principle that
Jews and others wishing to
leave the Soviet Union and
other countries behind the Iron
Curtain should be permitted to
do so was confirmed here in a
study conducted by a United
Nations body and submitted to
the United Nations Sub-Com-
mission on Prevention of Dis-
*Effective April 1, 1963, JULES DONESON
crimination and Protection of
TRAVEL AGENCY will offer the special
Minorities which opened its ses-
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sion this morning.
Tel Aviv - New York, to individuals.
One of the main topics to be
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While this fare is based upon a group of
discrimination in regard to the
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right of every person to leave
be a member of any "common interest" group
any country and to return to
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or organization to obtain this special fare.
The study submitted to the
The JULES DONESON TRAVEL AGENCY,
Sub-Commission by Jose D. In-
in close cooperation with its Israel Tour rep-
gles, Philippine delegate to the
United Nations and special rap-
resentatives, is offering up to 30 dates of
porteur on the subject, points
departure between April and October, using
out that the Universal Declara-
this special low fare of $535.00.
tion of Human Rights pro-
claims that "everyone has the
Reservations will be made on receipt of
right to leave any country, in-
deposit only, on a "first-come-first-served"
cluding his own, and to return
basis.
to his country." It points out
that while tourism and wide-
For Passover, we offer for choice, these
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