Zalman Azur

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Born in 1914 in Otian, Lithuania, he joined the Beitar movement in 1935 and was a member of the governing body and treasurer of the branch, collecting donations for Keren Kayemet & Keren Tel Hai. Arrested in June 1941 by the Soviet Authorities he was sentenced to 5 years imprisonment in Reshuti near Krasnojarsk. In 1950 he was arrested repeatedly, according to paragraph 58/4, and exiled together with his family to Pihtovka, in the Novosibirsk region. Released in 1958, he moved to Tomsk and, after immense efforts, got to Israel in 1993 with his family. Remember & Save website
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