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Testimony of Viola (Singer) Feldmar, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1923, regarding her experiences in Farkasd, Auschwitz and in camps
Testimony
 Testimony of Viola (Singer) Feldmar, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1923, regarding her experiences in Farkasd, Auschwitz and in camps Life in Farkasd, Slovakia. Deportation to Auschwitz; life in Auschwitz; transfer to additional camps.
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Anti-Jewish Legislation
Antisemitism Before the War
Attitude Towards Jews - Hungary and the Hungarian Population
Beitar - Brit Trumpeldor
Camps - Interaction Between the Inmates
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Testimony of Dalia Svetlana (Bratnitzki) Noah, born in Baranowicze, Poland, 1942, regarding her experiences in the home of a villager woman
Testimony
 Testimony of Dalia Svetlana (Bratnitzki) Noah, born in Baranowicze, Poland, 1942, regarding her experiences in the home of a villager woman Few memories of her early childhood (the witness was born after her father died in battle while fighting the Germans); witness is entrusted to a Christian villager woman when the witness was 3 months old; life in the home of the villager woman until the end of the war; her mother's combat in the partisans; her mother's escape from a forced labor camp; arrival of her mother to the village in order to reclaim the witness; identification of her mother from a photograph that...
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Signs Language
Air-Raids
Children
Deaf People
Hiding Place
Hunger-Related Diseases
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Testimony of Hanoch Hugo Polesiuc Padan, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1928, regarding his experiences in Marculesti and Obodovka
Testimony
 Testimony of Hanoch Hugo Polesiuc Padan, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1928, regarding his experiences in Marculesti and Obodovka Traditional family; witness becomes deaf when he was 1 year old; his childhood; attends a school for deaf people; life until 1940. Soviet occupation; outbreak of the war between Germany and the Soviet Union, 1941; deportation to a camp in Marculesti with his parents and brother; transfer to Transnistria; arrival to Obodovka village; life in Obodovka camp including typhus disease, hunger, cold and labor in a corn mill, in exchange for corn flour, and labor in agriculture and...
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Signs Language
Deaf People
Deportation to Camps
Deportation to Transnistria
Hunger
Hunger-Related Diseases
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To be translated
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Signs Language
Deaf People
Hunger-Related Diseases
Life After the War
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To be translated
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Signs Language
Deaf People
Hunger-Related Diseases
Life After the War
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To be translated
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Signs Language
Air-Raids
Deaf People
Life After the War
The Red Army
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Testimony of Faina (Spektor) Melnikov, born in Odessa, Ukraine, 1932, regarding her experiences during escape and in Tashkent
Testimony
 Testimony of Faina (Spektor) Melnikov, born in Odessa, Ukraine, 1932, regarding her experiences during escape and in Tashkent Childhood after losing her hearing at the age of two due to sickness; education from the age of five in a kindergarten and a dormitory school in Leningrad. Outbreak of the war, 1941; escape of the family with a horse and wagon and by train until Rostov; draft of her father to the army; her father is wounded and recuperation; continuation of wanderings until Tashkent; life in Tashkent with her mother, aunt and her aunt's daughter; attends a school in the city for those who suffer...
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Signs Language
Deaf People
Escapes
Life After the War
The Red Army
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Testimony of Shalom Matzunashvili, born in Tbilisi, Georgia, 1936, regarding his experiences as a child in Tbilisi and using a false identity in the mountains
Testimony
 Testimony of Shalom Matzunashvili , born in Tbilisi, Georgia, 1936, regarding his experiences as a child in Tbilisi and using a false identity in the mountains Life before the war; religious family; life with a hearing impairment with a sister with a hearing impairment. Draft of his father to the Red Army; escape due to the approach of the front; escape to the mountains close to a forest; life in the mountains as refugees using a false identity; end of the war. Return to the family home; aliya to Israel, 1991.
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Signs Language
Deaf People
Escapes
Life After the War
The Red Army
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Testimony of Leonid Rechtman, born in Nikolayev, Ukraine, 1939, regarding his experiences as a child in Siberia
Testimony
 Testimony of Leonid Rechtman, born in Nikolayev, Ukraine, 1939, regarding his experiences as a child in Siberia Early childhood in Odessa; family moves to Nikolayev after his father is posted there by the NKVD. Outbreak of the war, 1941; drafting of his father into the Army; evacuation to Stalingrad with his mother and other military families by crowded train and ship, 05 August 1941; from there to the Caucasus; from there to Siberia; life in a village near Tobolsk for about four years. Stay with neighbors while his mother works as a saleswoman in a shop; remarriage of his mother after his father is...
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Signs Language
Deaf People
Life After the War
The Red Army
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Testimony of Faina Volfson, born in Kiev, Ukraine, 1931, regarding her experiences as a child during wanderings, in Tashkent in a dormitory school for the deaf and working in a kolkhoz
Testimony
 Testimony of Faina Volfson, born in Kiev, Ukraine, 1931, regarding her experiences as a child during wanderings, in Tashkent in a dormitory school for the deaf and working in a kolkhoz Early childhood as an only child to deaf parents; life in a deaf environment; attendance at a school for the deaf. Outbreak of the war, 1941; return to the school and being evacuated with them; wanderings for about a year until Tashkent, summer 1942; studies in the same framwork with local children joining the school; meeting with her parents who came to the school; labor in a kolkhoz. Return with her parents to Kiev...
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Signs Language
Children
Deaf People
Life After the War
Reunion With Family Members
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