Testimony of Haya Klara (Huber) Gilboa, born in Stulpicani, Romania, 1926, regarding her experiences in Gura Humorului, Atachi, Obukhov and Katsmazov

Testimony of Haya Klara (Huber) Gilboa, born in Stulpicani, Romania, 1926, regarding her experiences in Gura Humorului, Atachi, Obukhov and Katsmazov Home life; rule of the Legionnaires in Romania, 1939; cessation of studies; return home to her parents. Deportation from the village by the Iron Guard police; transfer to Gura Humorului; [establishment of] a ghetto for men; yellow badge; restrictions in movement; concentration of the Jews in the city square, October 1941; confiscation of valuables; deportation on a freight train to Atachi; crossing of the Dniester River; march on foot to Obukhov; dwells in an abandoned railroad station; typhus; lice; transfer to Katsmazov; residence in the village; transfer to an abandoned jailhouse for felonious prisoners; supporting the family from her uncle's work as a dentist; labor in a kolkhoz drying tobacco; return of typhus; hunger; fleeing of the gendarmes; liberaton by the partisans; final liberation by the Red Army. Return to Romania, 1944; air-raids; move to Cernauti; dwells in an abandoned apartment; return to Gura Humorului; recovers part of her property; life after the war; organizing of Zionist movement; Hanoar Hatzioni membership; application for aliya to Israel, 1950; marriage; aliya to Israel, 1952.