Testimony of Anny Maron Schechner, born in Bacau, Romania, 1923, regarding her life in Bucharest during the war

Testimony of Anny Maron Schechner, born in Bacau, Romania, 1923, regarding her life in Bucharest during the war Moving at age 7 to Bucharest; studies at a Romanian school. Rise to power of the Iron Guard organization, 1939; rise in anti-Semitism; a ban on the admission of Jewish students to high schools in Romania; joining Jewish self-defense groups; murder of Jews in a slaughterhouse; robbery of Jewish property; ousting the Iron Guard organization from power but continuing the authorities in an antisemitic regime; continued life in the city during the war; establishment of an underground newspaper and its distribution, 1943. Liberation by the Red Army; life after the war; aliya to Israel, 1964. * Stopping of the recording and continuing other testimony without any introduction about the Auschwitz camp and a labor camp in Germany; underground works in the production of ammunition; 12-hour shifts; transfer to other camps in Germany; liberation.