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Due to his close association with the Israeli Research Center for Prisons, Psychprisons, and Forced Labor Concentration Camps of the USSR, and its director Avraham Shifrin, Schlossberg was able to follow closely the revelations about KAL 007, its landing and the survival of those aboard. The flow of this information began with the arrival in Israel of former Soviet military personnel, newly become citizens of Israel. It continued through the work of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations under the direction of ranking Minority Member, Senator Jesse Helms who pressured (successfully) Boris Yeltsin to release to the International Civil Aviation Organization, KAL 007’s “Black Boxes.”

Due to his close association with the Israeli Research Center for Prisons, Psychprisons, and Forced Labor Concentration Camps of the USSR, and its director Avraham Shifrin, Schlossberg was able to follow closely the revelations about KAL 007, its landing and the survival of those aboard. The flow of this information began with the arrival in Israel of former Soviet military personnel, newly become citizens of Israel. It continued through the work of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations under the direction of ranking Minority Member, Senator Jesse Helms who pressured (successfully) Boris Yeltsin to release to the International Civil Aviation Organization, KAL 007’s “Black Boxes.”

Mr. Schlossberg is the International Director of the International Committee for the Rescue of KAL 007 Survivors, Inc.  

Mr. Schlossberg is the International Director of the International Committee for the Rescue of KAL 007 Survivors, Inc. [http://www.rescue007.org/]

He was educated at Brooklyn College receiving the Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy in 1961, and at New York University receiving the Master’s Degree in Near Eastern Studies in 1969. He has taught at the University level in the fields of Near Eastern Language (Hebrew and Aramaic) and Literature as well as in the areas of Old and New Testaments at Sarah Lawrence and C.W. Post Colleges in New York, and at the Adult Education level with the Scarsdale (N.Y.) Adult Education program.  

He was educated at Brooklyn College receiving the Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy in 1961, and at New York University receiving the Master’s Degree in Near Eastern Studies in 1969. He has taught at the University level in the fields of Near Eastern Language (Hebrew and Aramaic) and Literature as well as in the areas of Old and New Testaments at Sarah Lawrence and C.W. Post Colleges in New York, and at the Adult Education level with the Scarsdale (N.Y.) Adult Education program.