Friday, May 24, 1985

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the prisoners of conscience, filling
in for Ida Nudel, who is currently
living in exile.
In mid-October 1981, Moscow's
Hebrew teaching community fell
prey to a heightened wave of
harassment, raids and arrests. As
a victim of this national campaigri
to stiffle Jewish education in the
USSR, the Khasiri's home was re-
peatedly searched.
Khasin was summoned to re-
serve duty in April 1983. Until
this time he had never seen mili-
tary duty and is now beyond the
age for military service.
In late May 1983, Khasin's
mother, Adela Khasin, passed
away in Beersheba, Israel. His re-
quest that he be allowed to par-
ticipate in his mother's funeral
was refused by the Moscow Officer
of Registration and Visas for "con-
tradicting the interests of the
USSR."

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Beth Shalom Has
Adult B'not Mitzvah

Cong. Beth Shalom's adult bat
mitzvah class will celebrate their
b'not mitzvah at Shavuot services
9 a.m. Sunday in the synagogue.
The class includes Gail Carp,
Sue Kozloff, Corliss Rosenberg,
Laura Sandler, May Shreeman,
Betty Singer, Marie Slotnick,
Michelle Weinberger, Robin
Willner and Rosemary Wolock.
The women will conduct the
Torah portion and participate in
the services. The class was taught
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Jennifer Blitz and Jill Sherr
will twin their b'not mitzvah cele-
bration at Adat Shalom
Synagogue at 9 a.m. Saturday
with Svetlana Mullokanov, the
daughter of Anatoly and Tamara
Mullokanov of Uzbek, USSR.
Meanwhile, the Adat Shalom
adult bat mitzvah class will twin
the observance of their b'not
mitzvah with Natasha Khasina,
wife of Gennady Khasin of Mos-
cow, USSR, at 9 a.m. Sunday.
The b'not mitzvah are: Naomi
Doren, Barbara Eskin, Pauline
Grossman and Esther Liwazer.
Khasin, a professor of math-
ematics at one time, is the author
of four textbooks and 16 scholarly
articles, all openly published and
available to colleagues abroad.
Today, he is unemployed and
nearly destitute, as a result of his
application to be reunited with his
mother in Israel.
Khasin's wife, Natasha, a com-
puter programmer, also lost her
job when she applied for an exit
visa. She and her husband have
been the targets of severe KGB
harassment, but nevertheless
have remained activists.
A Hebrew teacher, Khasin has
been threatened with prosecution
for parasitism. His house has been
searched and Hebrew language
books, personal letters and a tape
recorder confiscated. He and his
wife, were arrested for attending
a memorial service at Babi Yar in
1976, and prevented from attend-
ing in 1977. Mrs. Khasina has
been active in women's demon-
strations, at which she has been
roughed up and beaten by the
KGB. She maintains contact with

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