Fredi Seiden

Testimony of Fredy Seiden, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1936, regarding his experiences in Atachi and Mogilev-Podolski Life before the war. Deportation to a ghetto; transfer to Atachi; deportation to Mogilev-Podolski; life with a Jewish family; relations with the Ukrainian farmers; labor in the villages; murder of his father; help from Romanian Jewry; return of orphans to Romania; Romanian and German retreat. Return home; his mother works as a security guard; move to Oradea with his mother; life as refugees living in a synagogue; studies; community life in Oradea; aliya to Israel, 1961.