Tag #142312 - Interview #95224 (Ferdinand Chernovich)

In 1950 I graduated from the institute. Scientific research and post-graduate studies was my dream, but it was unrealizable for me. Jews were not admitted to post-graduate studies. In accordance with the Soviet law the board had no right to give me a Mandatory job assignment [39] in another city or another republic because I was an excellent student and disabled. At that time there was a tacit instruction not to hire Jews.