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Isaak Zajczik was a Soviet epidemiologist and a collector of postcards and pre-revolutionary postage miniatures, many of which are related to Judaism and Israel. He was born in Leningrad (St. Petesburg). He volunteered to fight on the front lines during the First Soviet-Finnish war (1939-1940) and also fought in the Russian army against Nazi Germany. In 1948 Isaak Zajczik applied to travel to Israel in order to defend the Jewish state during the War of Independence. His request was rejected - and this apparently saved him from future arrest. In Leningrad, he worked as a deputy chief physician in a municipal sanitary and epidemiological station, and taught at the Institute for Advanced Training. He began to study history, and was fond of collecting postcards. In particular, he collected postcards with views of synagogues. In 1990, he immigrated to Israel, and settled in Jerusalem. In Israel, he lectured to Russian-speaking immigrants on Jewish history, the history of the State of Israel, Jewish philosophy and Jewish traditions. The private collection of Isaak Zajczik includes: private photos; his and his wife’s personal documents; postcards of paintings of Russian-Jewish and Soviet-Jewish artists; postcards with portraits of writers, actors and scientists; postcards with paintings of Western Europe Jewish artists; postcards with Jewish sites of Palestine and Biblical motives; slides with portraits of Jewish writers; slides with sites of ancient Jerusalem; slides with views of Israeli cities and synagogues; slides of participants during the Dreyfus Trial in France and slides with caricatures --
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