Testimony of Haim Neuberger Noy, born in Suceava, 1921, regarding his experiences in the Mogilev-Podolsk and Murafa camps, and in other camps

Testimony of Haim Neuberger Noy, born in Suceava, 1921, regarding his experiences in the Mogilev-Podolsk and Murafa camps, and in other camps From a middle class, Zionist family; childhood in Chortkow; return to Suceava; the Suceava community; studies in a Romanian school, in a Talmud Torah, and Hebrew studies; failed attempts to obtain a certificate to Eretz Israel; deportation to Transnistria, October 1941; deportation to Mogilev-Podolsk and Murafa; life in Murafa; deportation to forced labor next to Trichati, April 1943; constructing a bridge over the Bug River and forced labor for the Krupp company; camp life; liberation from the camp after a feigned accident and illness; return to Murafa; the Russian entry into Murafa, 4 March 1944; return to Suceava; marriage, 1945. Educational activity within the context of the Dror-Habonim training of youth for aliya to Eretz Israel; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1948, and continued work in education.