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On Wed. 03 Feb 1943 British Colonial Secretary Stanley announced that.....

On Wed. 03 Feb 1943 British Colonial Secretary Stanley announced that.....
British Colonial Secretary Stanley announced that 5,000 Jews, 4,500 of them children, would be allowed to migrate from Bulgaria to Palestine. Additionally, 30,000 immigration certificates were made available for use by any Jewish children in southeastern Europe for Palestine. Unfortunately, most of the 35,000 allotments were not used, as the Red Cross refused to accompany children on the ships in poor condition that were made available for the transportation to Palestine.

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