Testimony of Rosa Neuman, born in Leordina-Maramros, 1925, regarding her experiences in Edinet and Uzin
Life before the war in Selletin and Bukovia; the Soviet occupation of the area; the German occupation, 21 June 1944; deportation of the Jews to Transnistria; life in Edinet and Uzin; liberation by the Red Army.
Training in Bucharest; aliya to Israel, 1958.
Testimony of Shlomo Rozenboim Raz, born in Edineti, 1934, regarding his experiences in Mogilev, Atachi, Shargorod and Savran
His childhood in Edineti.
Outbreak of war; escape to Ianauti; in hiding next to the local synagogue; concentration of the Jews and deportation in wagons and on foot to Transnistria; short stay in Secureni; his family makes candles; transfer to Mogilev and Atachi; life with Jewish families in Shargorod; living conditions; typhus; children's games; deportation of his father to Vapniarca; transfer to Savran with his mother; reunion with his father; improvement in living conditions;...
Testimony of Kalman Kurt Greenberg, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1927, regarding his experiences in Radauti, Edineti, Atachi and Mogilev-Podolski
Life before the war in Seletin; witness's father deals in lumber; community life.
Concentration of the Jews in the Seletin synagogue by Hungarian gendarmes; deportation to Radauti; transfer to Edineti, 1941; deportation of his father to forced labor; deportation to Atachi; transfer to Mogilev-Podolski; life in Mogilev-Podolski; liberation.
Return to Romania; aliya to Israel, 1949.
Testimony of Zelman Rosenberg, born in Edinet in 1919, regarding his experiences in Edineț and transfer to forced labor by the Romanians
- Testimony of Zelman Rosenberg, born in Edinet in 1919, regarding his experiences at the beginning of the war. The testimony was written on 05 December 2004:
- his family owns a soap factory in Edineț; Soviet occupation of Edineț in 1940; an order to report to be drafted into the Red Army; withdrawal of the Red Army from the Bessarabia area; transfer of Zelman to forced labor by the Romanians (the testimony also includes the story of a neighbor who informed on Zelman’s...
Memoirs of Boris Zhuk, born in 1932 in Zgurita, about his experiences in Zgurita, on a death march to Transnistria, and in the Bershad ghetto during the Holocaust
Abuse of the Jews of Zgurita by Germans and Romanians in 1941; family (witness, brothers, and mother) deported to Yampol and released; back to Zgurita and deported once again; marched on foot to Transnistria over a five-month period; family reaches the Bershad ghetto; most family members die; witness’s brothers taken away for forced labor; Bershad liberated in 1944; witness’s brothers inducted into the Red Army; witness placed in children’s homes...