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List that was hung on the wall of barracks no. 64 in Iampol camp, including the names of the Feller family members from Cernauti who resided there, 1941: Moses Feller (born 1902), Fany Feller (born 1903), and their children, Ruth (born 1930) and Nelly (born 1936)
 List that was hung on the wall of barracks no. 64 in Iampol camp, including the names of the Feller family members from Cernauti who resided there, 1941: Moses Feller (born 1902), Fany Feller (born 1903), and their children, Ruth (born 1930) and Nelly (born 1936) The list includes the stamp of the Iampol police; the barracks was located on Adolf Hitler Street; Notes by the submitter of the material: Moshe Feller, the father, was a baker and the owner of a large bakery in Cernauti; deportation of the family to the Cernauti Ghetto, July 1941; deportation of the parents and their two daughters on foot, to...
File Number : 401
Type of Material : Personal Records, List
Language : Romanian
Deportation From Romania
Deportation to the Ghettos
Deportation to Transnistria
Escape From Camps
Help to Jews - Non Jews
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Memoirs of Frida (Blum) Fridman, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1921, regarding her experiences in the Mogilev camp and in a monastery in Rostov
 Memoirs of Frida (Blum) Fridman, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1921, regarding her experiences in the Mogilev camp and in a monastery in Rostov Transfer to the Mogilev camp with her daughter Dora (Devora), born in 1941; camp life; transfer with her baby daughter to Rostov by a priest who visited the camp; life with the priest in the monastery and good treatment by the priest; replacement of the priest in Rostov and receiving information from him that he is Jewish; transfer back to the Mogilev camp; transfer to a monastery; end of the war. Return to Cernauti. Memoires of Devora (Herman) Berkovitz, the...
File Number : 8619
Type of Material : Personal Documents, Memoirs
Language : Hebrew, Ukrainian
Assistance to Jews
Birth Certificates
Deportation From Romania
Deportation to Transnistria
Jews of Romania
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Transit pass issued in Goerlitz to Ewa (Weintraub) Akerman, born in Sonkuta Mari, Romania, 1923, in order for her to travel to her birthplace, 10 May 1945
Transit pass issued in Goerlitz to Ewa (Weintraub) Akerman, born in Sonkuta Mari, Romania, 1923, in order for her to travel to her birthplace, 10 May 1945 Notes from Yaffa Schlakman, the submitter of the material: Ewa (Weintraub) Akerman was born in Sonkuta Mari, Romania, 14 July 1923; Ewa had only four or five years of formal schooling; her mother had a stroke, and Ewa had to stay home and care for her mother; when the war broke out, the area was re-annexed to Hungary; Ewa was deported to the ghetto during the German occupation in 1944, and deported from the ghetto to Auschwitz, arriving in Auschwitz on...
File Number : 733
Type of Material : Personal Records
Language : Polish, Romanian, Russian
"she’erith Hapletah"
Deportation From Romania
Holocaust Survivors
Jews of Romania
Search for Relatives
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Confirmation that Solomon Peritz was deported to the Murafa Ghetto, and from there to Mogilev, 1941, and confirmation that Regina (Drimer) Peretz was deported from Radauti to Murafa, 1941, and returned to Radauti, 1944
 Confirmation that Solomon Peritz was deported to the Murafa Ghetto, and from there to Mogilev, 1941, and confirmation that Regina (Drimer) Peretz was deported from Radauti to Murafa, 1941, and returned to Radauti, 1944 - Confirmation that Solomon Peritz was deported to the Murafa Ghetto and from there to Mogilev, 1941; the confirmation was issued by the Murafa Police Headquarters, 14 November 1943; - Confirmation that Regina (Drimer) Peretz was deported from Radauti to Murafa, 1941; confirmation that Regina (Drimer) Peretz returned to Radauti, 1944; the confirmation was issued by the Comunitatea Evreiasca...
File Number : 400
Type of Material : Document, Certification
Language : Romanian
Deportation From Romania
Deportation to Transnistria
Jews of Romania
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Certificate of release from a camp in Transnistria for the Teitelbaum family from Roman, Romania, issued in Golta, Ukraine, 13 October 1943
 Certificate of release from a camp in Transnistria for the Teitelbaum family from Roman, Romania, issued in Golta, Ukraine, 13 October 1943 Certificate of release from a camp in Transnistria, issued to the Teitelbaum family, including Matias Teitelbaum, his wife Seiva, and their children Regina, 18; Burak, 14; Estera, 11; and Avram, 8; the certificate was issued in Golta, Ukraine, 13 October 1943. Note: The submitter of the document, Ester (Teitelbaum) Stein, was born in Roman, Romania, 13 September 1932. Her family was deported to a camp in Transnistria. Jews in Bucharest payed money to Ion Antonescu...
File Number : 338
Type of Material : Document
Language : Romanian
Deportation From Romania
Deportation to Transnistria
Liberation
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Memoirs of Anita (Derman) Mark, born in Chernowitz, Romania, 1923, regarding her experiences in Bratslav, the Tulchin Ghetto, the Mogilev Ghetto and Tiraspol, 1942-1944
 Memoirs of Anita (Derman) Mark, born in Chernowitz, Romania, 1923, regarding her experiences in Bratslav, the Tulchin Ghetto, the Mogilev Ghetto and Tiraspol, 1942-1944 - Birth certificate of Josif Mark, born in Sibiu, Romania, 1925; father's name: Avram Mark; - Experiences of Josif Mark in Temesvár, Craiova and Bucharest and his aliya to Eretz Israel on the ship "Maritsa" via Constanta and Istanbul, 1935-1945; - Experiences of Leon Leizer Derman, born in Stanislawow, Poland, 1877; - Letter from Leon Derman to Anita as part of the biography about him, 26 January 1955. Testimony of Anita (Derman)...
File Number : 8591
Type of Material : Document, Testimony, Memoirs
Language : Hebrew, German
Aliya
Attempted Escape
Deportation From Romania
Deportation of Jews
Deportation of Jews to Transnistria
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Documentation belonging to Osias Leib Ungarisch from Radauti from the time he was in the Djurin Ghetto, 23 August-02 November 1943
Documentation belonging to Osias Leib Ungarisch from Radauti from the time he was in the Djurin Ghetto, 23 August-02 November 1943 The documentation includes: - Resident's card in the Djurin Ghetto, belonging to Osias Leib Ungarisch, born in Radauti, Romania, 1889; - Resident's card in the Djurin Ghetto, belonging to Salo Ungarisch (the son of Osias Leib Ungarisch), born in Radauti, Romania, 1933; - Official letter from Moshe (M.) Katz, the head of the Judenrat in Djurin, certifying that Osias Ungarisch is a Judenrat member, 02 November 1943; - Recommendation letter to Aryeh Leib Ungarisch written...
File Number : 321
Type of Material : Letter, Official Documentation, Personal Documents
Language : Romanian, German
Deportation From Romania
Deportation to Transnistria
Jewish Organizations in Romania
Jews of Romania
Rabbis and Admorim During the Holocaust
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Memory book presented to Klara Hess from Cernauti as a gift for her 15th birthday, 09 September 1939
 Memory book presented to Klara Hess from Cernauti as a gift for her 15th birthday, 09 September 1939 In the book there is an integration of the memories of the members of her family and her friends from before the war and her memories from different time periods (until 1964). Also in the file: Songs/poems in Yiddish: - Song/poem from a camp in Transnistria; - Song/poem written by Klara at an aliya training facility in Romania, 15 October 1947; - Poem/song from the Cernauti Ghetto, 28 October 1941; - Poem/song entitled "Yankele". Comments from the submitter of the material: Klara (Hass)...
File Number : 320
Type of Material : Memoir Book, Poems/songs
Language : Yiddish / Latin Characters, Hebrew, Romanian, Russian, German, Yiddish
Aliya
Aliya Training After the War
Deportation From Romania
Deportation to Transnistria
Jews of Romania
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Postcard sent by Robert Konig from Wassenaar to his sister Ethel Deutsch in Suceava, Romania, 12 October 1941
 Postcard sent by Robert Konig from Wassenaar to his sister Ethel Deutsch in Suceava, Romania, 12 October 1941 Life of Ethel Adela (Konig) Deutsch (the mother of Beli Deutsch), born in Suceava, Romania, 1905. Deportation of Adela to Murafa during the war; survival of Adela and her family members. Aliya of Adela and her family members to Israel, 1950s; survival of the family of Robert Konig; postcard was apparently sent via Germany (the name "Deutsch" confused the postman); return of the postcard to its sender; memories of Ada Terkel, Beli's sister, when she was 2 years old.
File Number : 1903
Type of Material : Postcard
Language : German
Deportation From Romania
Deportation to Transnistria
Dutch Jews
Information Regarding Relatives and Friends
Letters
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Identity cards of Carol Seidler and Sali Ruebner, born in Suceava, Romania, issued for them in Shargorod after their deportation to Transnistria, 1942
Identity cards of Carol Seidler and Sali Ruebner, born in Suceava, Romania, issued for them in Shargorod after their deportation to Transnistria, 1942 The file includes: - Deportation order for the Jews of Suceava and the Suceava region, 1941. Comments by the person submitting the material: Life of Sali Ruebner and Carol Seidler in Suceava including their meeting; deportation to Transnistria, October 1941; escape to various places; hearing about Jews from Suceava staying in Shargorod; life in Shargorod; Dr. Teich organizing people in the Jewish community; issuing of certificates [of legal aliya to...
File Number : 319
Type of Material : Personal Documents, Order
Language : Romanian
Deportation From Romania
Deportation to Transnistria
Jews of Romania
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