A woman's wanderings in Europe, and her final arrival in London after three days in a ship's bunker without food, were described at Old-street recently.
A nominal fine of 10/- was imposed on Rachel Rosenberg, 36, of Lordship-road, Stoke Newington, for having landed in the United Kingdom without leave of the immigration officer, In a statement to the police Rosen-beng said that she believed she was born in Petrograd—now Leningrad. She was married when she was 15, and her husband, whose surname she had now forgotten, But whose Christian name was Hob, was killed fighting against the Bolsheviks, In 1928 she went to Berlin, where she set up business as a dressmaker. On the advent of Hitler in 1933 she fled to Poland, and afterwards went to Antwerp.
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