Photos about Soviet Jewish Immigrant Family' First Month in America

Photo essay about Lillia, Eduard, and their son Maxim Rasovsky, who are among thousands of Soviet Jews who under Soviet President President Mikhail Gorbachov‘s new open policy in 1988, fled their homeland to come to America.

The photo essay follows the family and 8 other family members through their first month in the country, as they acclimate to their new culture in their new world, in Oakland, CA.

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Photo essay about Lillia, Eduard, and their son Maxim Rasovsky, who are among thousands of Soviet Jews who under Soviet President President Mikhail Gorbachov‘s new open policy in 1988, fled their homeland to come to America. <br />
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The photo essay follows the family and 8 other family members through their first month in the country, as they acclimate to their new culture in their new world, in Oakland, CA.