Testimony of Chaia (Mozer) Deutsher, born in Radauti, Romania, 1922, regarding her experiences in Cernauti, Transnistria, the Bershad Ghetto, Obodovka and other places

Testimony of Chaia (Mozer) Deutsher, born in Radauti, Romania, 1922, regarding her experiences in Cernauti, Transnistria, the Bershad Ghetto, Obodovka and other places Her childhood in a religious home; activities in the Beitar movement in Radauti; move to Cernauti. Romanian Army occupation of Cernauti, 1941; deportation to Transnistria, 1941; transfer by train to Hotin, Siberia; transfer on foot to Ukraine via Yampol; meets her mother and sisters who arrived on a transport from Radauti; death of her father; transfer on foot with her family members to Obodovka and then to Bershad; death of her mother; death of her brother; Bershad Ghetto life including hunger; receives financial help from her brother; transfer of her brothers and sisters on a transport to Romania with orphan children, 1944; liberation by the Red Army, 1944. Move back to Cernauti; move to Radauti; move to Bucharest; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1946; life in Israel.