Tag #151255 - Interview #77993 (Isaac Gragerov)

It was difficult for a Jew to get higher education in Russia due to the 5 percent quota [4]. My father's parents were wealthy enough to afford to have their children educated abroad. I don't know why my grandfather decided to give my father education abroad. He was the only one that studied abroad; he was probably more intelligent than the others. So my father went to Paris to study at the Institute of Aarts and Chrafts. He graduated from the Faculty of Chemistry with honors.