The Boston Globe, September 30th, 1987
Dorina Paritsky was 10 years old when her parents first applied for -- and were refused -- permission to emigrate from the Soviet Union to Israel. Yesterday, 11 years later, Dorina flew from Moscow to Vienna on the first stage of a journey to Israel. Her parents and a younger sister remained behind. Dorina's story is one that is acquiring a welcome familiarity now, as Jewish emigration from the Soviet Union begins to increase after years of being all but blocked. Still, an estimated 30,000 refuseniks remain in a never-never world, denied permission to leave the Soviet Union and barred from emp...
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