Testimony of Feibis Grinberg, born in Vadu Rascu, Romania, 1924, regarding his experiences in Mihaileni, Vindiceni and Tulchin

Testimony of Feibis Grinberg, born in Vadu Rascu, Romania, 1924, regarding his experiences in Mihaileni, Vindiceni and Tulchin From a traditional family; his parents' home; difficult economic circumstances; move to Mihaileni. Deportation to Ukraine, July 1941; crossing the Dniester river; confiscation of valuables; living quarters in a Ukrainian school building; many corpses in the school building; transfer to Vindiceni; living with a Ukrainian family; commerce in the villages; work in a sugar factory; typhus; help from the villagers; transfer to a labor camp in Tulchin; camp life including labor digging foundations for a refinery, 1942; return to Vindiceni; life in Vindiceni including poverty, hunger and lice; life in hiding in the villages; help from a Romanian woman. Return home to Mihaileni, 1944; Beitar membership; marriage; aliya to Israel, 1951.