The first large transport of Jews to leave Bulgaria since that country was liberated arrived in Turkey today en route to Palestine. Included in the group were 57 children, 27 Hungarian Jews who were freed from copper mines in Serbia by the Yugoslav liberation armies, and 60 refugees who left Bucharest on Nov. 2.
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