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 | | Reichmann replied, ''If just one Jew eats the chocolate, I am satisfied.'' And nearly 50 years later, Isaac Klein, who had been in the slave labor camp of Kaupfering during the last months of the war, did remember receiving a food parcel that could have come from Tangier. |
 | | Paul has been notably quick to defend his mother's honor -- once, memorably, while pursuing a libel suit against Toronto Life magazine, which had published an article about the Reichmanns full of innuendoes about their Tangier years (and which later apologized after an out-of-court settlement). |
 | | In the mid-1950's the Reichmanns quit the balmy Tangier honeypot for the tundra, arriving in Canada with a rumored $30 million and settling in both Montreal and Toronto, where they established floor- and wall-tile companies. |
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