Testimony of Pnina Pearl (Wolf) Schachter, born in Seletin, Romania, 1933, regarding her experiences in Radauti, Transnistria, Mogilev, the Tropovoye Ghetto and other places

Testimony of Pnina Pearl (Wolf) Schachter, born in Seletin, Romania, 1933, regarding her experiences in Radauti, Transnistria, Mogilev, the Tropovoye Ghetto and other places Life under Soviet occupation, 1940; life under Romanian occupation, 1941; move to Radauti; move back, 1941; deportation to Transnistria via Bessarabia; acts of harassment and riots by Ukrainians in Edineti, 1941; life in Mogilev; deportation of her father to forced labor; return of her father; transfer to Tropovoye, 1942; death of her mother due to typhus disease; death of her brother due to typhus disease; death of her sister due to typhus disease; unsuccessful attempts to send her father to labor camps; Tropovoye Ghetto life; work for an elderly Ukrainian woman, 1943; standing with her father opposite a firing squad of Romanian soldiers due to her father being accused of desertion from a transport; liberation by the Red Army, 1944; draft of her father into the Red Army; escape of her father to Romania on the advice of the Vizhnitzer Rebbe, 1944. Move back to Romania; illegal aliya attempt to Eretz Israel on the "Pan York" ship, 1947; detention in Cyprus, 1947; aliya to Israel, 1948.