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Collection: Seattle Jewish Peace Activist Groups
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Limited Travel Visas
The image depicts how hard it was for many to attain visas to leave to the US or Israel
Protest
Rally for Soviet Jews. In the photo is known advocate Natan Sharansky who also happened to be a refusenik.
Navrus Celebration
Both Tashkent and Seattle individuals celebrating over food
Soviet Union Poster
Jewish groups advocating freedom for Soviet Jews
Protesting
Soviet Jews protesting as they want to attain visas to leave to Israel
World Activism
Map showing main themes of time period
Restrained Freedom
It was difficult for entire families, let alone individuals to leave the USSR
Graph of Countries
Although the Soviet Union signed a declaration that essentially allowed people to travel outside of the Soviet Union, there were still restrictions
Treaty of U.S. and Soviet Union
Gorbachev and Reagan sign a treaty
Peace among presidents
Gorbachev and Reagan learn to get along.
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