Testimony of Mira Magdala Druckman Sadot, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1939, regarding her experiences in Cernauti, the Soviet Union and Bucharest

Testimony of Mira Magdala Druckman Sadot, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1939, regarding her experiences in Cernauti, the Soviet Union and Bucharest Conversion of her mother to Judaism before her marriage; her parents make aliya to Eretz Israel, 1943; witness' life with her mother's non-Jewish parents. Red Army invasion [of Romania]; deportation of her family to the Soviet Union; her mother's sister obtains a permit for the family to move back, as Romanians of German origin; life with her Christian grandmother and grandfather; escape from Cernauti in the direction of the villages, 1941; arrival along with Gypsies [?]; wanderings due to fear of being informed on; her mother's request to a British officer in Mandatory Palestine to obtain a certificate for the witness; witness receives the aliya documents in Bucharest. Aliya to Eretz Israel on the "Transylvania" ship as the first legal immigrant [?], 1946.