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February 27, 1981 - Image 19

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1981-02-27

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THE DETROIT JEWISH

Mendelevich Says Attention Is Lacking
for Jewish Prisoners in the Soviet Union

viewers that he felt insuffi-
cient interest was shown in
prisoners of Zion while they
languish in Soviet camps.
He called for public action
on behalf of the two non-
Jewish participants in the
Leningrad escape attempt,
Yuri Fedorov and Aleksei
Murzhenko, who; he said
are still detained "in the
most harsh conditions." He
also mentioned Ida Nudel,
Vladimir Slepak, Iosif Be-
gun, Victor Brailovsky and
Anatoly Shcharansky.
A day after his arrival
from the USSR, Men-
delevich called on "every
Jew in the United States
to do whatever is in his
power" to help in the
campaign to free other
prisoners of Zion.
At a press conference at
Allon Shvut, the West Bank
home of his sister Rikva
Dori, Menedelevich asked
all Jews to continue the
struggle.
Mendelevich said his last
hunger strike in the prison

JERUSALEM (JTA) —
"We will never forget you —
not even for one day," Pre-
mier Menahem Begin told
Yosef Mendelevich when
they met last Friday at the
premier's office. Begin re-
called that he, too, had
spent some time in the
Soviet "Gulag" camps.
But Mendelevich, the last
of the imprisoned Jewish
defendants in the 1970
Leningrad hijack trial to be
released, seemed uncon-
vinced. He told television

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Yitzhak Navon to lead a re-
doubled effort on his behalf.
Shcharansky has been
reported to be in failing
health. His mother, Ida
Milgrom, in a telephone
call fron Moscow, said
she had been told by
prison authorities that
technical problems had
delayed letters from him
and this she said, had
heightened her concern.
In a related development,
the number of Jews who left
the Soviet Union during the
first 15 days of February
was 562, according to Char-
lotte Jacobson, chairman of
the Soviet Jewry Research
Bureau of the National Con-
ference on Soviet Jewry.
Though this figure re-
flects an increase over re-
cent half-monthly figures, it
seems unlikely that this
February's total will reach
last year's February figure
of 3,023, she said.
It also was learned that a
date and site for the third
Brussels Conference on
Soviet Jewry will be
selected by the Conference
Presidium at a meeting this
spring, according to Leon
Dulzin, chairman of the
World Zionist Organization
and Jeikish Agency Execu-
tives.

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Rabbi Moshe Sherer,
president of the Agudath Is-
rael of America, hailed the
announcement that a new
tuition credit bill was being
introduced in the Senate
and said a nationwide cam-
paign to win support for
passage of the measure was
being accelerated.

_ NEW YORK-- Senator
Edward Kennedy will be
the featured speaker at the
Jewish National Fund 80th
anniversary National As-
sembly to be held at Gros-
singer's at the end of March.

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camp had lasted 55 days and
was triggered by the confis-
cation of a book from which
he was teaching a fellow
Jewish prisoner Hebrew
and Jewish history.
Meanwhile, relatives of
Shcharansky expressed
growing concern over his-
medical condition following
more than two months of
not hearing from him. His
wife called on President

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