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Testimony of Sara Shuster Tolchinski, born in Calarasi, Romania, 1925 regarding her escape to the Soviet Union
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 Childhood before the war; coexistence; Outbreak of the war; arrival of Jewish refugees; mutual assistance; riots against the Jews, 1941; escape to the Soviet Union with the retreating Red Army; drafting of her father and brother to labor camps; move to Korosten; assistance from the Soviets; move to Kazakhstan; work; Rebuilding life; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1957.
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Assistance to Jews
Attitude Towards the Jews - Russian Population
Border Crossing
Conversion
Craftsmen
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Testimony of Yeshayahu Yehiel Harsit (Porcelana), born in Warsaw, Poland in 1934, regarding ‎his experiences escaping to the Soviet Union and deportation to Ural
 Testimony of Yeshayahu Yehiel Harsit (Porcelana), born in Warsaw, Poland in 1934, regarding ‎his experiences escaping to the Soviet Union and deportation to Ural His family before the war; antisemitism; German occupation in September 1939; escape to the ‎Russian occupied zone; life in Baranowicze; deportation to Ural at the beginning of 1940; his ‎experiences in a Soviet work camp; his parents’ work; studies; religious life; release from the camp ‎in summer 1941; transfer to Kazakhstan; starvation; daily struggle to survive; antisemitism; ‎transfer to Turkestan in spring 1942; life in Turkestan;...
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"yetziat Europa" ("president Warfield") - Immigrant Ship
Aliya Bet
Border Crossing
Children
Dp Camps
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Map of the wanderings of the siblings Emil and Ilana Landau from Warsaw to Eretz Israel, 1939-1943, a diagram of Asino camp where the siblings were interned, 1941, and memoirs of Alina Ilana Landau Karniel regarding the experiences of her family during the war
 Map of the wanderings of the siblings Emil and Ilana Landau from Warsaw to Eretz Israel, 1939-1943, a diagram of Asino camp where the siblings were interned, 1941, and memoirs of Alina Ilana Landau Karniel regarding the experiences of her family during the war - Diagram of Asino camp near Novosibirsk where the siblings Emil and Ilana Landau were interned, sketched by Emil Landau, 1941; - Map of the wanderings of the siblings, Emil and Ilana Landau from Warsaw to Eretz Israel, 1939-1943, drawn by Emil Landau, with a dedication to Ilana Landau, 07 September 1943; - Memoirs of Alina Ilana Landau...
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Aliya
Escape From Nazi Occupied Territory
Exile to Siberia
Hunger
Jewish Lawyers
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Testimony of Moshe Munya Schmukler Ravid, born in Danzig, Germany in 1933, regarding his experiences as a child in Cieszanow, in Lwow, in a labor camp in Cinglok, in Kok Yangak and other places
 Testimony of Moshe Munya Schmukler Ravid, born in Danzig, Germany in 1933, regarding his experiences as a child in Cieszanow, in Lwow, in a labor camp in Cinglok, in Kok Yangak and other places Life in Danzig during the Nazi Party's rise to power in 1933; persecution of the Jews; antisemitism; publication of Nazi propaganda; unsuccessful attempts by his family to obtain certificates for aliya; Kristallnacht, November 1938; his family's escape to Cieszanow; German occupation, September 1939; pogrom on Rosh Hashana (September); Soviet occupation; escape to Lwow; refusal to receive Soviet citizenship, and...
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Children
Family Relations
Hunger
Illegal Border Crossings After the War
Nazi Propaganda
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Testimony of Moshe Feldman, born in 1932 in Rozan, Poland, about escaping to Russia and a labor camp in Siberia, 1940–1944
 Childhood; antisemitism before the war; war breaks out in 1939; Germans arrive; Jewish townspeople evicted; physical abuse and murder of the town's ritual slaughterer; reaching Maków Mazowiecki; men inducted for forced labor and murdered; escaping from the city; hiding out during the day; walking at night toward the Soviet border; bribing the Polish border guards; reaching Białystok; lack of solidarity on the part of the Jewish townspeople; grandmother dies; unsuccessful attempts to trace father, who remained in Warsaw; refugees deported to Siberia: a month and a half of travel by rail; many die; cases of...
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Aliya Bet
Antisemitism After the War
Antisemitism Before the War
Attitude Towards the Jews - Poland and the Polish Population
Attitude Towards the Jews- Soviet Population
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Armia Polska W Zsrr, 1941-1942
Attempted Escape
Attitude Towards the Jews - Poland and the Polish Population
Diseases
Exile to Siberia
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Aliya Bet
Attitude Towards the Jews - Poland and the Polish Population
Dp Camps
Exile to Siberia
Jewish Schools - Poland
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Testimony of Joseph Schlesinger, born in Rozan, Poland, 1935, regarding the murder of Rozan Jews and escape to the USSR
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 Testimony of Joseph Schlesinger, born in Rozan, Poland, 1935, regarding the murder of Rozan Jews and escape to the USSR Family background, Orthodox family. The outbreak of war; entry of German soldiers into the town, September 1939; deportation from homes; the concentration of Jews in the synagogue courtyard; setting the synagogue on fire; shooting at fugitives; hiding the witness and his family in the forest; transfer to the Makow Mazowiecki ghetto; assistance of a German officer in escaping from the ghetto; escape towards the Russian border; crossing the Bug River in a boat; arrival in the city of...
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Abuse
Black Market
Children
Children's Homes
Children's Homes After the War
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Testimony of Rivka Patznik Burstein, born in Warszawa, Poland, 1933, regarding her escape to the USSR and exile to Siberia
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 Testimony of Rivka Patznik Burstein, born in Warszawa, Poland, 1933, regarding her escape to the USSR and exile to Siberia Family background. The outbreak of war; bombings on the city, fire; escape to her grandmother's house; shearing of Jewish elders; back to Warszawa; establishment of the Warszawa ghetto; whistleblowing; sleeve strap; her parents' escape from the ghetto; escape with her mother through sewers with the help of a Pole for a fee; travel by train to Lodz; arrival in Bialystok and Brisk; finding shelter in the rabbi's home; meeting with parents, 1942; transfer by train by the Red Army to the...
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Antisemitism
Antisemitism After the War - Poland
Badge of Shame
Border Crossing
Children
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Testimony of Rosa (Shekhtman) Zelichowski, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1929, regarding her experiences in Cernauti, Atachi, Mogilev, Yaruga, Skazintsy and other places
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 Testimony of Rosa (Shekhtman) Zelichowski, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1929, regarding her experiences in Cernauti, Atachi, Mogilev, Yaruga, Skazintsy and other places Her childhood with her parents. Red Army occupation of Cernauti, 1940; witness attends a Jewish school; German Army occupation of Cernauti, June 1941; establishment of the Cernauti Ghetto; her father's labor as a barber in service of the Gestapo; life under German occupation including restrictions on travel and the termination of studies; her family receives a warning concerning a Gestapo raid; deportation in the direction of the east toward...
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Assistance to Jews
Confiscation of Jewish Property
Deportation to Transnistria
Escape From Camps
Exile
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