His one hope was to see Agnes gain freedom in America. to be reared by her only American relative. a first cousin. The first cousin is Mrs. Sydney Abrams. of Seattle. a constituent of mine. and herself a Hungarian immigrant. Few members of Mrs. Abrams immediate family survived destruction by the Nazis during World War II. The emotional tie between those who survived is as close as is humanly possible. Yet. because this bond between Agnes Rozsa and her cousin in America does not meet the technical requirements under which the refugee program now operates. they are barred from being reunited here. Agnes first letters to Mrs. Abrams after reaching Austria were eloquent and powerful testimonials that even children reared in Communist grade schools and gymnasiums still possess the innate understanding of. and desire for. freedom.
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Children reared in Communist schools still possess an innate understanding of and desire for freedom.