Memoirs of Dina Datzkovskaya Glitman, born in Kharkov Ukraine, regarding her experiences in hiding in Kharkov, Baromlya, Viry, Kobylki and more

Memoirs of Dina Datzkovskaya Glitman, born in Kharkov Ukraine, regarding her experiences in hiding in Kharkov, Baromlya, Viry, Kobylki and more Life in Kharkov during the German occupation on 24 October 1941; local Jews are ordered to move to the ghetto to the area of the tractor factory by 15 December 1941; living in hiding with Ukrainian friends of her stepfather; receiving news regarding the murder of Jews in Babiy Yar from women who escaped from Kiev to the area; lack of water and food in Kharkov; murder of Jews from the ghetto on the night between 31 December 1941 and 1 January 1942; search for Jews in hiding outside the ghetto; receiving forged papers and escape from Kharkov; begging in the villages along the way; living in hiding in Baromlya for two weeks; life in hiding in Viry; escape to Kobylki after being informed against; escape to an abandoned house in Glushkovo; work in different villages in exchange for food; severely wounded in air-raids; receiving medical help at a Wehrmacht hospital; the liberation of the Kursk region by the Red Army in September 1943; return to Kharkov and receiving valid ID cards.