Testimony of Arnold Janculovich, born in Iasi, Romania, 1934, regarding his experiences in Iasi

Testimony of Arnold Janculovich, born in Iasi, Romania, 1934, regarding his experiences in Iasi Immediate family; way of life; education; the local synagogue; difficuties in earning a living; displays of antisemitism in the city; persecution and torture by the Iron Guard; draft of his father to forced labor; hunger; murder of Jews in police headquarters on "Black Sunday", June 1941; murder by the Romanian gendarmes; herding the survivors onto sealed freight cars (his father among them); the harsh conditions on the train; death of people from thirst and asphyxiation; deportation [including the witness?] to Targu Frumos and Calarasi; liberation of Iasi by the Red Army. Rehabilitation of his life after the war including attendance at the Tarbut school and attendance in a general studies school; marriage, 1964; Hashomer Hatzair activities; aliya to Israel, 1973.