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the ###and White Russian ### Government is urged to ### number of economic and ### forms affecting the ### White Russians. It is further ## to take into #### needs of the ######### General ##### being #### and questions of neriously #### should not arise as all.
“Since there will be no national questions in the economic field,” he ## “he Government ### assure the Jewish population any ###
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“The Governments will immediately proceed to regularize the position of the Jews in the matter of their citizenship.
“The Government will speed up the elections to the Jewish Communities in the Eastern districts and in Galicia and will carry out a democratization of these communities. The Government will also take up the question of the establishment of a unified organization of the Jewish Communities throughout Poland, if the Jewish population reaches an agreement within itself on this question. The Government will recognize the Chedorim, Orthodox Jewish schools, as public elementary schools, if they are reformed and the Polish language is taught.
“The Government will assist in the establishment of public schools for Jewish children in which Polish will be the language of instruction and special attention will be paid to religious education. Jewish teachers will be employed in these schools. The Government will assist as far as possible the technical professional training of Jews.
“The Government will see to it that there will be no question of any restrictions in the admission of students into the high schools on religious or national grounds. The Government will facilitate the issue of foreign passports for Jewish students who are proceeding abroad for the purpose of stldy,” the former Minister writes.
The Archive of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency includes articles published from 1923 to 2008. Archive stories reflect the journalistic standards and practices of the time they were published.
