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\"ChineseOn September 2, 2004 when Teddy Kaufmann, President of the Tel Aviv-based Association of Former Jewish Residents of China, recited the prayer for the dead at the grave of Harbin\u2019s long serving Rabbi Aharon Kisilev, an entire cycle of Jewish history in China came a full circle.<\/p>\n

Among Kaufman\u2019s entourage at Harbin\u2019s Huang Shan Cemetery were over one hundred returning residents, their children, grandchildren, and scholars of Chinese and Jewish history from China, Israel, Australia, England, and America. Some of these people, such as former Israel Railways General Manager Freddy Heyman, had not visited the graves of their parents or other kinfolk since they left for Israel over fifty years ago. Still others, such as Beijing-based journalist Israel Epstein, never left China. Epstein returned to the scene of his boyhood in an official limousine, provided to him in his capacity as a member of China\u2019s National People\u2019s Political Consultative Congress. Chinese policemen snapped to a smart salute when Epstein\u2019s red-flagged vehicle and police escort sped by.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>The truly remarkable aspect about the returnees\u2019 visit, which coincided with a four-day historicalseminar on the history of the Harbin Jews, was the ideological breadth of the participants. They ranged from Epstein and the Communist Party and People\u2019s Government chiefs of Harbin to Yana [Yaakov] Liberman, once chief of staff of Menachem Begin\u2019s right-wing Herut party. Liberman\u2019s much-photographed handshake with Epstein aboard a Sungari River sightseeing boat was as ironic as Richard Nixon\u2019s February 1972 handshake with Mao Zedong. Speaking on behalf of all the returnees, Liberman said that two words summarized everyone\u2019s sentiments towards China: \u201cthank you,\u201d to the Chinese people for giving European Jews hope and haven during a century of pogroms and Stalinism, Hitler and Holocaust.<\/span><\/p>\n

At the concurrent historical seminar held in downtown Harbin\u2019s Shangrila Hotel, participant after participant told horrific tales of their family\u2019s lives outside this city of refuge. Most of the returnees\u2019 ancestors fled Russia after the horrendous massacres of Jews that began in 1881, following the assassination of Czar Alexander II. In 1898 the Chinese Eastern Railway began to function in Harbin, creating a frontier boom town and bustling river port. Hardship was, however, never far away from the refugees. Lily Klebanoff described her uncle\u2019s return to Leningrad in 1936 to study music. He was promptly arrested and shot by the NKVD on the trumped-up charge of heading a Harbin-based spy ring. Many of Mara Moustafine\u2019s returning relatives suffered a similar fate at the hands of the NKVD, on the grounds that they were Japanese agents. Frankfurt-born Zeev Rubinson and his family fled the horrors of Hitler\u2019s Germany only to wind up in limbo in Japanese-controlled Dairen. Teddy Kaufmann\u2019s father, then Director of the Harbin Jewish hospital, intervened and found sanctuary for the Rubinsons in Harbin<\/p>\n

Although many of the 13,000-plus Jews who made it to Harbin were poor, they recalled a vibrant cultural life. Ex-Harbin violinist Peter Berton delivered a paper on \u201cContributions of Jews to the Musical and Cultural Life in Harbin in the 1930s and early 1940s,\u201d describing a tour his ensemble made of the entire region, including Korea and Japan. Epstein remembered a 1936 concert by the Russian opera singer Feodor Chaliapin, whose portrait hangs on the wall of the city\u2019s recently refurbished Hotel Moderne. Epstein\u2019s businessman\/journalist father wrote for the city\u2019s Yiddish newspaper, DER VAYTER MIZREKH [\u201cThe Far East\u201d]. There were also Russian-language Jewish periodicals and a Hebrew-language publishing house. Even Harbin\u2019s two major Jewish sports organizations reflected the intellectual diversity of the community: Kaufman\u2019s Maccabi for the General Zionists and Liberman\u2019s Betar for the Zionist-Revisionists.<\/p>\n

The entrepreneurial leadership of post-Mao China has formally embraced this energetic constituency of ex-Harbiners. Qu Wei, president of the provincial Academy of Social Sciences, promised \u201ca world class research center on the lives of the Harbin Jews\u201d and an exhibition which \u201cwe will send to Israel, Australia, U.S.A., England and Germany.\u201d Pan Chun Liang, the provincial Vice Minister of Public Relations, praised the \u201chistory of cooperation between Chinese and Jews in Harbin.\u201d He cited the province\u2019s efforts to maintain Harbin\u2019s Jewish cemetery, with over 600 graves, as \u201cthe biggest and best protected\u201d in East Asia. The provincial Vice Governor announced that Harbin\u2019s monumental synagogue is undergoing major restoration and that \u201cwe have great potential for developing tourist resources.\u201d Israeli Ambassador to China Yehodaya Haim responded that \u201cHarbin is a city we love and admire because of their attitude toward us Jews.\u201d<\/p>\n

As the ex-Harbiners filed out of the Jewish cemetery, many were preparing for their imminent El Al flight back to Tel Aviv. Israel Epstein, who just celebrated his eighty-ninth birthday, observed that \u201cin the one country in which there was no persecution of Jews, there is a new birth of friendship, which corresponds with the lives of many of the people here today.\u201d He predicted that this friendship \u201cwill have a fine future.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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