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ever“yWoneedeolsne’t?”know,” Akiva admitted. “ e gates may slam closed
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haphpaennded, tbheefJoerwe.i”sh communists and Bundists are calling for their

fellow Jews to stay and integrate in Poland – as always, our own
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hearptoepnulhatiemd manodstlgyibvye Gheimrmacnosn, sboultataifotenr wthheewnarh, eitswoaresldyenciedeeddeidn the
it. Potsdam conference to give the area to Poland, as compensation for the

territories in the east that had been taken over and annexed to Russia. The
Germans were forcibly relocated, as the Polish government had plans to
establish a Polish presence there. Jewish refugees also hoped to be given
the opportunity to settle there, but these hopes were dashed when the
place was rapidly filled with non-Jews.