AW: [Cz-L] Turks !

IPA (the Yiddische Plotkes Agentur) continued thriving for a long time.
Once in the factory where my Father was working somebody told to a Jewish
cleaning woman,

that there was a secret plan to open the border between Israel and Birobidjan,
and that thereafter it will be one united country.

She should keep this information for herself as it is very secret.
This instruction, of course, forced her to tell this story to everybody she
met. I think this all happened on the 1st of April.
Alex.

----- Ursprüngliche Mail ----
> Von: HARDY BREIER <HARDY3_at_BEZEQINT.NET>
> An: CZERNOWITZ-L <Czernowitz-L_at_cornell.edu>
> Gesendet: Sonntag, den 18. Juli 2010, 15:08:35 Uhr
> Betreff: [Cz-L] Turks !
>
> One early morning in 1946 , we heard tank rumble down the Russischegasse.
> In minutes we were there to find out the facts.
> An endless column of T-34 tanks was coming from Horecea, crossing the
> rail bridge and then,doing a left turn, into the Neueweltgasse .
> This left turn soon uprooted the pavement and soon a hillock
> of cobble stones formed at the intersection.
> Curious people started asking questions.
> The soldiers in the tanks when asked what was going on said:
> "Turtzya " that is Turkey in Russian.
> This was picked up by by-standers and brought into town where the IPA
> (Yiddshe Plotke Agentur ) picked up the information and distributed it
> through the streets. From mouth to ear the news went:
> " The Russian are attacking Turkey".
> " Because of the Dardanelles !" commented Yossel from the first
> floor.
> "All was fixed at Yalta with Churchill " added Schloyme who knew
better.
> The next day all was over.
> The cobble stones at the Neueweltgasse remained uprooted
> for a long time.
> As a reminder of the Turkish war.
> Hardy
> --=
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