Testimony of Pnina (Bezner) Sery, born in Radauti, Romania, 1930, regarding her experiences as a child in Radauti and Mogilev-Podolski

Testimony of Pnina (Bezner) Sery, born in Radauti, Romania, 1930, regarding her experiences as a child in Radauti and Mogilev-Podolski Life before the war; religious family; pogrom against Jews; escape of the refugees from Poland to Radauti. Outbreak of the German-Soviet Union war, 1941; deportation on a train with the family to the Dniester river; transfer to Mogilev-Podolski; life in Mogilev-Podolski in an abandoned building; kidnapping from the street and transfer to a convoy; escape; death of her grandfather and grandmother from hunger; contact with child deportees; writes a diary with the children in the group; they sing songs together; activities of Itzhak Artzi for the deportees; learns Hebrew; the Germans flee; liberation by the Red Army, spring 1944. Draft of his father to the Red Army; return to Radauti; aliya to Israel, 1950