Testimony of Yefim Trostianetzki, born in Bershad, Soviet Union, 1933, regarding his experiences in the Bershad Ghetto

Testimony of Yefim Trostianetzki, born in Bershad, Soviet Union, 1933, regarding his experiences in the Bershad Ghetto Childhood; from an assimilated, wealthy family. Hungarian occupation, 1941; sending the men to repair a bridge; Romanian occupation; establishment of the Bershad Ghetto, August 1941; yellow badge; curfew; labor in workshops; frequent manhunts; hunger and disease; typhus; transporting inmates to Nikolaev and Pechora, 1943; execution of a group of inmates for their contact with partisans, late 1943; death of his father; liberation, 14 March 1944. Life after the war; aliya to Israel, 22 January 1992.