In 1936, two sons of Jacob Leb Solski returned to Jonava, Lithuania to visit with their brothers. Wolfe Sulski came from South Africa and Joe Saul came from the USA. Zusel and Abbe were living in a complex at 16 Nemuno g-ve in Kaunas that included apartments for the extended family arranged around a large courtyard.
Judith Saul Stix wrote in The Wise Child's Book:
"In the spring of 1936, J. Saul and his brother Wolf met in
New York and sailed on the Acquitania for Europe,
planning three months of travel on the Continent and a family reunion with
their brothers in Kovna.
A newspaper account of that time, preserved by Sophia Saul Weiss, is
[the] principal source of information about Wolf. He told the newspaper that he was on his yearly visit to Atlanta, accopmpanied by his wife Pauline. Wolf said that he left Russia at the age of fifteen and that he had been in South Africa for 47 years. . . . He sold ladies' wear and had lived in Johannesburg for almost 40 years. The brothers who had gone abroad and the brothers who had remained in Lithuania had been apart for 'nearly fifty years,'"
This picture was taken at that reunion.
