Testimony of Melita (Katz) Eichenbaum, born in Sadagura, Romania, 1928, regarding her experiences in Bodovka and Verkhovka

Testimony of Melita (Katz) Eichenbaum, born in Sadagura, Romania, 1928, regarding her experiences in Bodovka and Verkhovka From a middle-class family from Sadagura and Falticeni, family owns a photography store and camera factory. Soviet occupation, summer 1940; murder of the witness' father by the Romanians; burial of her father in a mass grave in the forest, summer 1941; deportation to Bodovka, October 1941; transfer from Bodovka to Verkhovka; life in Verkhovka with her mother including agricultural work; barter with the village Ukrainians; deaths of her relatives from typhus, winter 1941; liberation by the Red Army, April 1944. Return to Sadagura on foot; life under a Communist regime; aliya to Israel, 1950.