More than 500 Jewish young men and women have been graduated this month from Jewish technical and professional schools in Soviet Russia, it was reported here today.
They are now qualified specialists in various fields, including agriculture, building, mechanic, etc. All have already been placed, some in Jewish collectives in various parts of Russia, some in the general Russian enterprises, and others in the Jewish autous region in Bureya, the report states.
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