Testimony of Fania (Frid) Noihoiz, born in Horostkow, Poland, 1934, regarding her experiences in the Horostkow Ghetto, and hiding in Kopyczynce, Podwoloczyska, Cernauti and other places

Testimony of Fania (Frid) Noihoiz, born in Horostkow, Poland, 1934, regarding her experiences in the Horostkow Ghetto, and hiding in Kopyczynce, Podwoloczyska, Cernauti and other places From a traditional family. Soviet occupation, 1939; witness' father's work in a factory; German occupation, 1941; her father's escape from the deportation train; finds a hiding place; deportation to the Kopyczynce Ghetto; ghetto life including deportations; help from an uncle who worked in the Judenrat; family moves to a farm near Horostkow; escape to Kopyczynce, hidden by a non-Jewish friend; life in hiding; sexual harassment by the host; family escapes to Podwoloczyska, summer 1944; diminished health condition and escape to Kopyczynce; escape to Iasi; escape to Cernauti; escape to Bucharest. Move to Bulgaria by train with help from emissaries from Eretz Israel, January 1945; unsuccessful attempt to arrest her on the train by British soldiers; receives care from the Jewish community in the synagogue in Stara Zagora; move to Istanbul by train; move to Lebanon; aliya to Eretz Israel, February 1945; leaves Israel; return aliya to Israel, 1969.