Testimony of Gila Frida (Dolberg) Kerem, born in Putna, Romania, 1919, regarding her experiences in the Cernauti Ghetto

Testimony of Gila Frida (Dolberg) Kerem, born in Putna, Romania, 1919, regarding her experiences in the Cernauti Ghetto Life before the war; move to Cernauti; her parents' deaths. Deportation to a ghetto; murder of Rabbi Mark; deportation of relatives to Transnistria; draft of Jews to forced labor; yellow badge; mayor's intervention in an effort to prevent transports of the Jews; German retreat and Soviet occupation. Move to Dorohoi; marriage; obtains an aliya permit; aliya to Israel, 1950. Continuation of interview: 27 November 2007 Life in the Cernauti Ghetto; issuing of an identity card; list of Jews to be deported including the witness and her daughter; meets with the regional governor; help in rescuing Jews; return of 70 children to their homes; German retreat and Soviet occupation; aliya to Israel, 1950.