Testimony of Shmuel Sando Cohen, born in Galati, Romania, 1933, regarding his experiences in the ghetto and in an orphanage in Galati

Testimony of Shmuel Sando Cohen, born in Galati, Romania, 1933, regarding his experiences in the ghetto and in an orphanage in Galati From a traditional, financially secure family; life before the war. Confiscation of their home, 1939; deportation to a ghetto in the school, 1940; yellow badge; deportation of the men to forced labor; release of the Jews from the ghetto; resumption of studies; move to his grandmother, 1941; death of his mother, 1942; placed in an orphanage in Galati; liberation by the Red Army, 1945. Joins the united Dror Habonim movement; move to a children's home in Gura Humorului; joins aliya training; studies and work in agriculture; suppression of the Zionist movements, 1948; life in an orphanage in Bucharest; aliya to Israel, 1950.