Letters from Gabriel Shapiro to the Committee for Human Rights at the United Nations Regarding his Attempts to Emigrate from the USSR to Israel

1971

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Dear Madame Eshel, I am approaching you to help me and I sincerely hope that you will do everything possible to persuade those individuals who have in their power the right to grant me permission to go to Israel. I hope that you will succeed in persuading those who deprive me of my rights according to the International Law which states unquivocably [sic] that it is my right and privilege to live in my Homeland: Israel.
My rights are sacred to me. It is impossible to realize these rights and to ignore them.
Thank you for your assistance.
Respectfully yours,
Gavriel Shapiro
18 Lomonosovkii Prospekt, apt. 271
Moscow
U.S.S.R.
Transmitted from Moscow to Israel, by telephone, Friday, October 29, 1971

Identifer: CJF.2016.020.048

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Paper

Topics
Movement to Free Soviet Jewry; In General

Related person
Rabbi Eliezer Silver

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