1953: TOLSTOY FARM

The transcript describes the role of the Tolstoy Foundation in supporting the Husky and Silicle families, whose children were born in European DP camps during the interim between their parents' escape from Russia and their arrival in the United States. Now settled on the Tolstoy farm near Nyack, the families enjoy a peaceful life while the men seek employment in nearby communities.

What role does the Tolstoy Foundation play for the Husky and Silicle families?

• They are the voice and support system for these families.

• They offer educational programs.

• They arrange travel documents.

• They provide financial support.

Where were the younger children of the Husky and Silicle families born?

• In European DP camps

• In the United States

• In Russia

• On the Tolstoy farm

What was the waiting period for these families?

• Between their departure from Russia and arrival in the United States

• Between their arrival in the United States and settling on the farm

• Between receiving financial aid and starting a new life

• Between finding jobs and homes

Where are the families currently residing?

• In European DP camps

• On the Tolstoy farm near Nyack

• In industrial communities

• In New York City

What activities do the women and children engage in on the Tolstoy farm?

• They work in the fields.

• They manage the farm.

• They attend school.

• They play and sit in the sun.