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	She is Jewish. In a letter to a Soviet, official she wrote, "I was born and raised here. I am part of this land, but I am also part of another land as well. A land that is the dream of my people. Ida Bubel wants to go to Israel, wants to be a part of making the ancient prophecies of her religion come true. When she first applied for a visa in 1971, she was fired from her job in Moscow's Institute of Planning and Production. The excuse for not granting her a visa was that she is privy to state secrets. Ida Nubel's job was studying the standards of hygiene in food shops and the control of infection in various foods. She says, "The greatest secrets I had access to were where rats and mice build their nests."		She is Jewish. In a letter to a Soviet, official she wrote, "I was born and raised here. I am part of this land, but I am also part of another land as well. A land that is the dream of my people. Ida Bubel wants to go to Israel, wants to be a part of making the ancient prophecies of her religion come true. When she first applied for a visa in 1971, she was fired from her job in Moscow's Institute of Planning and Production. The excuse for not granting her a visa was that she is privy to state secrets. Ida Nubel's job was studying the standards of hygiene in food shops and the control of infection in various foods. She says, "The greatest secrets I had access to were where rats and mice build their nests."

	For five years she's been without a job. In January 1975, she married Yule Brynde, who had obtained an exit visa before he met Ida. He was forced to leave Russia without her and now lives in Israel. She is constantly watched, followed and arrested for no reason whatsoever. In one fifteen day period, she was arrived in five times. In ~~moscow~~ arrests of this kind aren't what you see in Kojak on TV. Over the years she has been forcibly seized, thrown into dark basement rooms, often disrobed and beaten on the pretense of a weapon search, left for days without food, lying on a vermin infested floor.		For five years she's been without a job. In January 1975, she married Yule Brynde, who had obtained an exit visa before he met Ida. He was forced to leave Russia without her and now lives in Israel. She is constantly watched, followed and arrested for no reason whatsoever. In one fifteen day period, she was arrived in five times. In Moscow arrests of this kind aren't what you see in Kojak on TV. Over the years she has been forcibly seized, thrown into dark basement rooms, often disrobed and beaten on the pretense of a weapon search, left for days without food, lying on a vermin infested floor. Ide Nubel is 45 years of age and has a history of heart trouble, but her medical card has been stamped Alcoholic which she is not. In the Soviet Union, that is standard practice for anyone they might want to bury in a mental institution.
	Ide Nubel is 45 years of age and has a history of heart trouble, but her medical card has been stamped Alcoholic which she is not. In the Soviet Union, that is standard practice for anyone they might want to bury in a mental institution.

	You'd think her own troubles would be all she had time for but then we don't know this frail little 45-year old lady. She is fondly referred to as the Little Angel by those imprisoned in labor camps. She sends them soup cubes, vitamins, medicines and letters to boost them physically and spiritually.		You'd think her own troubles would be all she had time for but then we don't know this frail little 45-year old lady. She is fondly referred to as the Little Angel by those imprisoned in labor camps. She sends them soup cubes, vitamins, medicines and letters to boost them physically and spiritually.

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			* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helsinki_Accords Helsinki Accords] (''Wikipedia'')
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