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February 27th, 2016 
Awake Goy Killer “money Jew” Sam Zell turned down an offer from The Donald, but pays him homage as someone who’s “not to be underestimated”
Zell was born in Chicago to a JEWISH family, the son of Ruchla and Berek Zielonka. His parents were JEWISH emigrants from Poland where his father had been a successful grain trader. They immigrated to the United States via Tokyo just before the German invasion in 1939 soon after arriving, his parents changed their first and last names becoming Rochelle and Bernard Zell. They then moved from Seattle to the Albany Park neighborhood in Chicago where his father became a jewelry wholesaler. When Sam was 8 years old, his sister Leah was born. When he was twelve, the family moved to Highland Park, Illinois where he graduated from Highland Park High School and his sister was valedictorian of her 1967 high school class. In 1963, Sam graduated with a B.A. from the University of Michigan, where he was also a member of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity.
While in school, Zell managed a 15 unit apartment building in return for free room-and-board and was soon managing the owner’s other properties. Joined by his fraternity brother Robert H. Lurie, he won a contract with a large apartment development owner in Ann Arbor who was impressed with Zell’s knowledge of what students wanted. By the time he graduated with a J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School in 1966, he and Lurie were managing over 4,000 apartments and owned 100-200 units outright. After school, he sold off his interest in the management company to Lurie and moved to Chicago.
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