Testimony of Felicia Lici (Sternberg) Nesher, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1936, regarding her experiences in the Cernauti Ghetto and the Luchinets Ghetto

Testimony of Felicia Lici (Sternberg) Nesher, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1936, regarding her experiences in the Cernauti Ghetto and the Luchinets Ghetto Well-to-do family. Deportation to the Cernauti Ghetto; Cernauti Ghetto life; her father's possibility to be rescued from a deportation due to his profession; refusal by her father to be rescued from the deportation; deportation to Transnistria; Luchinets Ghetto life; her father's departure from the borders of the ghetto in order to obtain food; murder of her father by Romanian gendarmes; witness' work leading cows to pasture for a Ukrainian woman; transfer of the witness' sister, who was 11 years old, to labor mining coal; her mother's searches for food; flogging of her mother by Romanian policemen; mortality due to typhus disease; hides from gendarmes, and fear of being raped; removal of children from the camp with help from the JDC organization; liberation by Soviet partisans. Return on foot to Cernauti; her mother's move to Galicia in order to locate her parents and the family's property; threat on their life; move to Bucharest; aliya to Israel, 1950.