Testimony of Saly (Pecht) Grinberg, born in Mihaileni, Romania, 1928, regarding her experiences in Mihaileni, Bucecea and Dorohoi

Testimony of Saly (Pecht) Grinberg, born in Mihaileni, Romania, 1928, regarding her experiences in Mihaileni, Bucecea and Dorohoi From a religious Zionist home; home life; displays of antisemitism, 1940; arrival of Polish refugees. Expulsion from school, 1941; deportation to Bucecea; transfer to Dorohoi two weeks later, July 1941; placed with Jewish families by the local Jewish Committee; yellow badge; deportation of Jews from Dorohoi; her family obtains permit to remain in the city; return of Jews from Transnistria; liberation of Dorohoi, April 1944. Return to Mihaileni; reorganizing life; Beitar membership; arrival of aliya emissaries from Eretz Israel; summoned for police questioning on suspicion of Zionist activity; marriage, life after the war; aliya to Israel, 1951.