Testimony of Rachel (Landau) Betzaig, born in Suceava, Romania, 1933

Testimony of Rachel (Landau) Betzaig born in Suceava, Romania, 1933 From a financially secure family. German occupation, 1941; expulsion from school; injuries to the Jews; ban on selling merchandise in stores; detention of men in synagogue; deportation orders; confiscation of jewelry and valuables; the Mogilev Ghetto; deaths of family members from disease and starvation; "Aktions" and deportations to labor camps; hospitalization of her father; giving a gold watch to a priest and help in obtaining injections; fostering of orphans from her family; her father's contact with Jewish welfare organizations; integration into the group of orphans from Transnistria who were returned to Romania, 1944. Reunion with her parents after the war.