Karl Rom

Testimony of Karl Ruhm, born in Suceava, Romania, 1932, regarding his experiences as a child in Atachi and Mogilev-Podolski, Skazinets, Shargorod and other places Life before the war. Deportation to Atachi; deportation to the Mogilev-Podolski Ghetto; his family leave the ghetto with the help of an acquaintance, a Romanian officer; life in the city; move to the Skazinets Ghetto, 1942; ghetto life; deportation of his father to a labor camp, from where he did not return; transfer to Tibrif; the partisans help him leave the camp with his mother; deportation to the Shargorod Ghetto; ghetto life; separation from his mother and placed in an orphanage; liberation by the Red Army, 1944. Reunion with his mother; move to Cernauti; life with his uncle; return home; return to school; aliya to Israel, 1951; graduates as an engineering; work in senior positions in road engineering; starts a family; his son is killed in action during his IDF service.