Moshe Klinsky

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Born in 1906, in Bessarabia, to a Zionist family, he collected money for the National Fund and propagated Zionist ideas. He was also active in the “Gordonia” movement, training for life in Erets Israel. Arrested in 1941, he was sentenced to 20 years imprisonment which he served in the camps of Siberia, the Urals and Komi. His family was exiled to Siberia. Freed in 1954, he still had to wait till 1972 before getting to Israel. Remember & Save website
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