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We were informed that the exchange with Russian prisoners of war would take effect on the 23rd of November, 1921. We were all deported to Russia.

— Mollie Steimer With Jack Abrams: "Imprisonment and Deportation (1930)

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His name will live as long as there are and will continue to be rebels who struggle for genuine, true liberty.

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Life was difficult for everyone in Germany after World War I and particularly so for the political refugees. Many of us felt that we had to leave Germany. A number of us went to France, including Sasha and Emma.

Tribute to Alexander Berkman (1966)

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