I wish to thank the National Conference on Soviet Jewry for raising the public consciousness and keeping the world informed of the plight of these unfortunates. Their recent pamphlet describing victims of Soviet persecution is chilling and revealing. I would like to share some of these stories with my colleagues. Vladimir Kislik is a former physicist from Kiev. Ten years ago. his wife and son emigrated to Israel. His repeated efforts to join his family have resulted in his arrest and imprisonment. He will probably spend the next 3 years at hard labor. He may never see his family again.
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