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Certificate issued by the Jewish Community of Dorohoi, dated 16 July 1970, certifying that Herscu Sfart was deported to Transnistria, 11 November 1941, and returned to Romania, 23 December 1943

Certificate issued by the Jewish Community of Dorohoi, dated 16 July 1970, certifying that Herscu Sfart was deported to Transnistria, 11 November 1941, and returned to Romania, 23 December 1943 The document includes a translation of the content from Romanian to German.

results.listIds.fileNumber : 751

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Personal Documents

results.listIds.lang : Romanian, German

Testimony of Yuta Margot Herman, born in Cernauti, Bukovina, Romania, 1930 regarding her deportation to Transnistria and life in Mogilev Podolskiy

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Childhood in a well-to-do traditional family; German cultural influence; attends a local school; Soviet occupation, 1940; rumors of deportation to Siberia and escape; outbreak of the war, June 1941; German invasion; disappearance of her father with additional men; deportation to a ghetto, 11 October 1941; deportation by train to Mogilev Podolskiy, Transnistria; bribing Romanian policemen to prevent further deportation; living with the extended family, 26 people, in one house in the ghetto under crowded conditions; participation in a children's theater; liberation by the Soviets, spring 1944; Return to...

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew

Shneider Yaakov Shmuel, born in Kosino, Czechoslovakia, 1932, regarding his experiences in the Berehovo ghetto and in the Auschwitz-Birkenau, Plaszow, Gross Rosen, Goerlitz and Zittau camps

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Schneider Shmuel Jacob, born in Kosino, Czechoslovakia, 1932, regarduing the Berehovo ghetto and deportation to Auschwitz-Birkenau, Plaszow, Gross Rosen, Goerlitz and Zittau camps Family background; childhood in a religious family; his father is a hero of the World War I. Entry of the Hungarians; entry of the Germans, March 1944; deportation to the Berehovo ghetto; stay in a brick factory for several weeks; transfer to Auschwitz II-Birkenau; selection at the entrance to the camp; rescue by an anonymous inmate from the camp to the gas chambers and transfer to the camp; finding his father and relatives;...

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew

Testimony of Elza Zipora (Kamil) Pakher, born in Vijnita, Romania in 1933, regarding her experiences as a child in Vijnita, in Mogilev Podolskiy and in Dzhurin camp

Testimony of Elza Zipora (Kamil) Pakher, born in Vijnita, Romania in 1933, regarding her experiences as a child in Vijnita, in Mogilev Podolskiy and in Dzhurin camp Life before the war; Deportation of her family to the Transnistria area in 1941; transfer to Mogilev Podolskiy; transfer to Dzhurin camp; separation from her parents along with her younger brother; Dzhurin camp life for four years; she takes care of her brother; Dzhurin camp life along with the other children; hunger; suffering from diseases; death of children in the camp; abuse of children by the Ukrainians; smuggle of food for partisans in...

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results.listIds.lang : Hebrew

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...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 401

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Personal Records, List

results.listIds.lang : Romanian

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...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 8619

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Personal Documents, Memoirs

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew, Ukrainian

Notarized testimony by Buhusi residents, collected, 1948, according to which Iacob Herscu Solomon, the son of Regina Solomon, was sent to a prison in Jilava, 1942, and perished, 02/1944

Notarized testimony by Buhusi residents, collected, 1948, according to which Iacob Herscu Solomon, the son of Regina Solomon, was sent to a prison in Jilava, 1942, and perished, 02/1944 - Testimony given by Natan Soicher, Anna Ursu and Etti Sender; Note: Iacob Herscu Solomon was the brother of Eva Solomon, the mother of the submitter of the material.

results.listIds.fileNumber : 1468

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Record of Murdered Persons, Investigation Report, Testimony

results.listIds.lang : Romanian

Testimony of Fuks Semion, born in Krasnoye, the Soviet Union in 1936, regarding his experiences in the ghetto in Transnistria

Testimony of Fuks Semion, born in Krasnoye, the Soviet Union in 1936, regarding his experiences in the ghetto in Transnistria Life before the war; German occupation, July 1941; Romanian occupation in August 1941; establishment of the Krasne Ghetto in Transnistria in autumn 1941; the obligation to wear a yellow badge, imposition of contributions; cold; typhus epidemic; death of his mother; agricultural labor; deportation of his father to Vinnitsa; liberation in March 1944; rehabilitation of life after the war; aliya to Israel on 28 November 1991.

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Testimony

results.listIds.lang : Russian

Memoirs of Meddie Silbermann, born in Romania, 1934, regarding her family's experiences in the Gura Humorului Ghetto and in Kopaygorod

Memoirs of Meddie Silbermann, born in Romania, 1934, regarding her family's experiences in the Gura Humorului Ghetto and in Kopaygorod Deportation to the Gura Humorului Ghetto; Gura Humorului Ghetto life; transfer to Transnistria; life in Kopaygorod; liberation, 1944; Return to Bukovina, 1945; her brother makes aliya to Eretz Israel via Cyprus, 1947; aliya of her family to Israel, 1950; - Mezuzah given to Yad Vashem by Meddie Silbermann; removal of the mezuzah from the door frame of their home during their deportation to the ghetto, 1940; her father kept the mezuzah and hid it in his pocket [during the...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 8597

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Memoirs

results.listIds.lang : Hebrew

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...

results.listIds.fileNumber : 400

results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Document, Certification

results.listIds.lang : Romanian

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