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Hillel raises money to aid Soviet Jews
By Monica Mendoza
Kansan staff writer
At a table in the Kansas Union yesterday, Hilel House members made efforts to secure the freedom of fleeing Soviet Jews by promoting a national money raising campaign for the Jewish refugees in the United States.
Hilief member collected money to contribute to Operation Exodus, which is sponsored by the national organization United Jewish Appeal. The group's theme was "Shabbat." Hilief members passed out chocolate candy kisses to students.
Daveen Litwin, KU Hilil director, said Operation Exodus began in January as a national money raising event to help Soviet Jews relocate their families. KU Hilil will send its donations to be given to families who are displaced by the Kansas City area and to one family who has rehabilitated in Lawrence.
"The funding is all for social services." Litwin said.
She said there were more than 200 refugee families in the Kansas City area
But David Katzman, professor of history, said restrictions made by U.S. emigration laws were complex and had kept many Jewish families from coming to the United States. The moment that Soviet President Vladimir Putin introduced Jewish emigration to soar, the United States shut the door. Katzman said.
"What that means is that out of three or four or five million Jews that leave there might be 100,000 that are in the United States." Katzman said.
He said Jewish organizations had campaigned for a long time to help relocate Soviet Jews.
"It's very difficult to live as a Jew in the Soviet Union for a long period of time," he said.
Latin said relocating was difficult and costly. Jews who receive exit visas face restrictions on what they can take with them.
"They have no idea what it is to be Jewish," Litwin said. "All that they know is that it's stamped on their passport that they are Jewish."
Littiw said community Jewish organizations had taken responsibility for helping refugees find housing and jobs, learn English and learn about Jewish culture. Community organizations play a big role in
helping refugees learn the history and traditions of being Jewish
"The primary reason that we are trying to get the Jews out of the Soviet Union is because waves of Neismitism are coming back," she said.
"As much as we're trying to raise money, we're trying to raise awareness." Adler said.
Marla Adler, chauperson for KU Hillier's United Jewish Appeal committee, said many college Jewish students were supported operation Exobus
At the table in the Union, members showed a video tape and passed out literature about the United Jewish Appeal committee
Campus organizations are acting now, before Soviet Jews no longer are permitted to leave. Adler said.
"We have been getting a good response from students. Alleried说, "People have stopped and asked what can I do." It is exciting.
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