Egit wanted to make the former German territory into a Jewish settlement. Initially, with Soviet Communist support, Egit's plan went well; starting with a small group of concentration camp survivors, the settlement grew to encompass Jewish schools, hospitals, kibbutzim, orphanages and a book publisher in Wrocław.
Egit sought to create a Jewish community in the former German territory. With Soviet Communist assistance, Egit's plan began well; initially with a small group of concentration camp survivors, the settlement expanded to include Jewish schools, hospitals, kibbutzim, orphanages, and a book publisher in Wrocław.