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Demonstration, Women's Campaign for Soviet Jewry

Feb. 06, 1973 - Russian Ex-Prisoner Takes Vitamin Pills To Red Cross For Jewish woman In Labour Camp: The British Red Cross, Grosvenor Crescent, London, was visited today by Raiza Palatnik, the young Russian Jewish woman just out of a Soviet labour camp. Raiza took to the Red Cross a package of vitamin pills together with a request that they be given to Sylva Zalmanson, another Jewish prisoner serving 8 more years of a 10 year sentence in Potma labour camp, USSR. Photo Shows: Raiza Palatnik on her arrival at the Red Cross today, In background with placards are members of the 35's Women's Campaign for Soviet Jewry

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