Testimony of Yehudit Jeanette Yetti (Dikman) Rozenberg, born in Radauti, Romania, 1928, regarding her experiences in the Radauti Ghetto, Marculesti, Cosauti, Bershad and Balta

Testimony of Yehudit Jeanette Yetti (Dikman) Rozenberg, born in Radauti, Romania, 1928, regarding her experiences in the Radauti Ghetto, Marculesti, Cosauti, Bershad and Balta Traditional family. Displays of antisemitism, 1939; arrival of refugees from Poland; yellow badge; deportation to the Radauti Ghetto; deportation to Marculesti, autumn 1941; robbery of property; deportation on foot to the killing pit in Cosauti; rape; transfer via the Dniester River to Bershad; life in Bershad; deaths of relatives; smuggling food; rape attempt; deportation of her father and brother to Nikolayev labor camp and their return; death of her father, January 1944; move to an orphanage in Balta; in hiding in a bunker; liberation by the Red Army, spring 1944. Hangings of Ukrainians; return home; aliya to Israel, 1950.