Testimony of Eliezer Leon Fishman, born in Cernauti, Bucovina, Romania in 1932, regarding his deportation to Transnistria, to Dzhurin

Testimony of Eliezer Leon Fishman, born in Cernauti, Bucovina, Romania in 1932, regarding his deportation to Transnistria, to Dzhurin His childhood before the war; entrance of the Russians [Soviets], 1940; entrance of the Germans and Romanians, and the Great Synagogue is set on fire, summer 1941; deportation to the [Cernauti] Ghetto for a short period of time; deportation to Transnistria, to Dzhurin; living conditions; diseases; labor in a sugar factory; arrival of the partisans, and liberation by the Red Army, 1944; return to Cernauti, and move from there to Radauti; he joins the Gordonia movement; attempt to make illegal aliya on the "Pan York" ship; exile to Cyprus; aliya to Eretz Israel, approximately one month later; adjustment.