Testimony of Malka (Khariton) Olidort, born in Odessa, Ukraine, the USSR, in 1932 regarding her experiences in Odessa, in Domanevka, and more

Testimony of Malka (Khariton) Olidort, born in Odessa, Ukraine, the USSR, in 1932 regarding her experiences in Odessa, in Domanevka, and more Childhood in a well-to-do ultra-Orthodox family in Odessa; Operation Barbarossa in June 1941; partisan activity; rounding up and killing Jewish men; throwing bodies into the Black Sea in October 1941; deportation of women and children to Transnistria; arrival in Domanevka; transfer to the village; staying in a pigsty; escape; arriving back in Domanevka in summer 1942; living with her aunts and uncles; her uncles' business initiative – soap production; hiding with her mother with a non-Jewish woman for several days before liberation; liberation by the Red Army in March 1944; aliya to Israel in 1967.