One of the major concerns of our lives in Warsaw is the complete lack of education for Jewish children. For the past eighteen months, our children have been deprived of that ever so important atmosphere found in school, and are thereby isolated from the source of knowledge. While Jewish life is being organised in Warsaw, the Jewish Community’s Council of Elders will certainly address this issue with due attention and appeal to the German authorities for permission to launch a school system. Given the establishment of the sealed-off Jewish area, it can be expected that the German authorities will grant more “autonomy” in education to the Council of Elders (as they have, for example, in Łódź),539
