Testimony of Esther Golob, born in Iasi, Romania in 1938, regarding the persecution of her family and her experiences in Romania

Testimony of Esther Golob, born in Iasi, Romania in 1938, regarding the persecution of her family and her experiences in Romania Daughter of a traditional family; father a tailor; the German occupation in 1941; men ordered to report to the police station; transfer to the “death train”; father murdered in a pogrom; murder of her two cousins in the courtyard of the police station; escape with her mother and siblings from the home to various hiding places; hunger; hiding the eldest brother to keep him from being captured and taken for forced labor; liberation in 1944; aliya of the older siblings to Eretz Israel as part of Aliyat Hanoar; aliya to Israel with her mother in 1950.