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Testimony of Arnold Janculovich, born in Iasi, Romania, 1934, regarding his experiences in Iasi
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 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...
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Antonescu, Ion (marshall Antonescu)
Border Police
Cuza, Alexandru C.
Forced Labor
Hashomer Hatzair
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Testimony of Jehuda Zoltan Ferber, born in Satu Mare, Romania, 1923, regarding his experiences in a Hungarian labor battalion in Tasnad Blaja, Oradea, Cluj, Budapest and other places
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 Testimony of Jehuda Zoltan Ferber, born in Satu Mare, Romania, 1923, regarding his experiences in a Hungarian labor battalion in Tasnad Blaja, Oradea, Cluj, Budapest and other places From a religious family; learns in a Romanian school and a "heder"; displays of antisemitism; under Iron Guard rule; membership in Hanoar Hatzioni.Re-annexation to Hungary, 1940; life during Hungarian rule including dental technician studies, 1940-1943; German occupation, March 1944; drafted into a labor battalion; life in the labor battalion including labor laying telephone lines in Tasnad Blaja, Oradea and Cluj; transfer to...
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Antisemitism
Cuza, Alexandru C.
Escapes
Hiding Place
Histadrout Haloutsit Olamit Hanoar Hatzioni
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Testimony of Fishel Lang, born in Campulung, Romania, 1921, regarding his experiences in Cernauti, Atachi, Mogilev Podolskiy, Shargorod, Trichati and Odessa
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 Testimony of Fishel Lang, born in Campulung, Romania, 1921, regarding his experiences in Cernauti, Atachi, Mogilev-Podolskiy, Shargorod, Trichati and Odessa From a traditional family; attends a Romanian school. German occupation; anti-Jewish decrees including yellow badge and arrest of his father; deportation to Cernauti; transfer to Atachi; transfer to Mogilev-Podolskiy; transfer to Shargorod; transfer to Trichati; transfer to Odessa; transfer back to Shargorod; camp life including his father's and brother's deaths; liberation. Return to Campulung; works as a shoemaker; marriage and starts a family,...
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Beitar - Brit Trumpeldor
Cuza, Alexandru C.
Filderman, Wilhelm
Goga, Octavian
Iron Guard
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Testimony of Itzaack Diamant, born in Iasi, Romania, 1925, regarding his experiences in Iasi
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 Testimony of Itzaack Diamant, born in Iasi, Romania, 1925, regarding his experiences in Iasi From a traditional family; his father owns a shop; attends school. Rise of Antonescu to power, 1940; increase in antisemitism including expulsion from school and closure of the shop; German occupation; pogrom, 1941; in hiding in a warehouse and later with a neighbor; deportation of his father and his death; liberation. Completion of his studies; death of his mother, 1961; aliya to Israel, 1962; life in Israel including marriage, 1964.
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Antonescu, Ion (marshall Antonescu)
Cuza, Alexandru C.
Herzl, Theodor
Iasi Pogrom, June-July 1941
Iron Guard
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Testimony of Silvia Siegler, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1931, regarding her experiences in the Cernauti ghetto
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 Testimony of Silvia Siegler, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1931, regarding her experiences in the Cernauti ghetto From a traditional family; her father is a watchmaker and owned a jewelry store, he had been a soldier in the Austrian army and he was an active Zionist; displays of antisemitism under the A. C. Cuza regime; the beating of her father in the street by rioters and his being saved by a Romanian officer; learns in a Romanian school. Annexation to the Soviet Union in 1940; population exchange; bombings; the Russian retreat; chaos; the execution of the Chief Rabbi of the city, Rabbi Mark and prominent...
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Abuse
Badge of Shame
Cuza, Alexandru C.
Executions
Movement Restrictions
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Testimony of Esther (Sapojnik) Roifman, born in Briceva, Romania, 1924, regarding her experiences in Briceva and in a village near Obodovka
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 Testimony of Esther (Sapojnik) Roifman, born in Briceva, Romania, 1924, regarding her experiences in Briceva and in a village near Obodovka Well-to-do religious family with five children; her father owes a textile business; witness attends a Tarbut school and a Jewish high school; her family speaks Yiddish at home; membership in Gordonia; official displays of antisemitism during the regime of A. J. Cuza, 1938-1939. Soviet occupation, 1940; her father is on the list of capitalists; nationalization of the businesses; her father's work in a cooperative; Romanian and German re-occupation, June 1941; removal...
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Aryan Documents
Confiscation of Property
Cuza, Alexandru C.
Gordonia
Joint Foreign Committee
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Testimony of Irina (Fried) Faur, born in Cristelec, Romania, 1926, regarding her experiences in Szilagy Somlyo, Auschwitz, Bergen-Belsen, Duderstadt and other places
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 Testimony of Irina (Fried) Faur, born in Cristelec, Romania, 1926, regarding her experiences in Szilagy Somlyo, Auschwitz, Bergen-Belsen, Duderstadt and other places From a traditional, partially Zionist family; work in the family grocery store; elementary education; displays of antisemitism; anti-Jewish legislation. Re-annexation to Hungary; attitude towards the Jews; studies and work as a professional knitter in Oradea Mare, 1943; contact with Jewish Communist youth; return home, January 1944; deportation to a brick factory in Szilagy Somlyo, April 1944; life in Szilagy Somlyo; deportation to Auschwitz,...
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Anti-Jewish Legislation
Antisemitism Before the War
Attitude Towards Jews - Hungary and the Hungarian Population
Cuza, Alexandru C.
Family Camps
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Testimony of Klara (Kolman) Neuman, born in Oradea, Romania, 1915, regarding her experiences in the Oradea Ghetto, Auschwitz, Horneburg, Porta and Buchenwald
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 Testimony of Klara (Kolman) Neuman, born in Oradea, Romania, 1915, regarding her experiences in the Oradea Ghetto, Auschwitz, Horneburg, Porta and Buchenwald From a large religious family; her father is a cantor and leader in the community; attends junior and high school; taught in Romanian; language at home is Hungarian; Hamizrachi activities; riots during the Cuza regime; burning of Torah scrolls. Re-annexation to Hungary, 1940; restrictions on the Jews including a demand that money and gold be handed in, from 1943; establishment of the Oradea Ghetto; deportation to Auschwitz, Shavuot (28 May) 1944;...
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Badge of Shame
Bernadotte Folke (1895 - 1948 )
Cuza, Alexandru C.
Dysentery
Factories
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Testimony of Angelica Pisam, born in Piatra Neamt, Romania, 1923, regarding her experiences in Transnistria, prison in Piatra, Iasi and Galati, and other places
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 Testimony of Angelica Pisam, born in Piatra Neamt, Romania, 1923, regarding her experiences in Transnistria, prison in Piatra, Iasi and Galati, and other places Life before the war; attends Romanian schools; displays of antisemitism; rise of Antonescu to power; confiscation of the family's shop and part of their home; curfew on Jews; yellow badge from 1941; expulsion of Jewish pupils from schools by Romanians; establishment of a Jewish school; cultural activities; help to the poor; deportation to Transnistria, after June 1941; deportation of the men to forced labor; death of her parents; education until...
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Antonescu, Ion (marshall Antonescu)
Confiscation of Property
Culture
Cuza, Alexandru C.
Denunciation
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Testimony of Margita (Katz Abramovicz) Faust, born in Vatra Dornei, 1928, regarding her experiences in Transnistria
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 Testimony of Margita (Katz Abramovicz) Faust, born in Vatra Dornei, 1928, regarding her experiences in Transnistria An Orthodox, Zionist, affluent family of lumber merchants; agriculture and rafts; A.C. Cuza's Iron Guard, 1939; riots against the Jews; her grandfather from her mother's side, bought land in Eretz Israel, 1936; learning in elementary school in Dornei and junior high school in Campulung; Romania joins forces with Germany; restrictions on Jews and forbidden to go out after six in the evening; yellow badge; deportation to Transnistria, October 1941; saved with the help suitcases containing...
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Badge of Shame
Cuza, Alexandru C.
Hunger
Morbidity
Partisans
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