“Mi smo preživeli“   knjiga 3 na engleskom jeziku

 

Iz štampe je izašla treća knjiga na engleskom jeziku („We Survived“...3) iz serije „Mi smo preživeli“.

Knjige iz ove edicije sadrže pojedinačna svedočenja preživelih Jevreja tokom Drugog svetskog rata na tlu bivše Jugoslavije. Svedočenja opisuju dramatična iskustva iz koncentracionih logora, partizanskog pokreta, prisilnog rada i izbeglištva.

Ovo novo izdanje kao i sve prethodne knjige iz ove edicije mogu da se nabave u Jevrejskom istorijskom muzeju u Beogradu ili se mogu naručiti preko sledeće e-mail adrese:  jewishmuseumbgd@gmail.com

Za distribuciju ovih knjiga je i dalje zadužen dr Miroslav Demajo sa sedištem u Jevrejskom istorijskom muzeju u Beogradu.  

 „We Survived“    Vol. 3 in English

 

Volume 3 in English from the Book series „We Survived“ has been published.

Books from this series contain individual testimonies of Jews from territories of previous Yugoslavia who survived the Second World War. The testimonies describe dramatic experiences from concentration camps, Partisan movement, forced labour and refuge.

This edition as well as all previously published volumes are available from the Jewish Historical Museum in Belgrade. Orders may be requested through the following e-mail address:  jewishmuseumbgd@gmail.com

Dr. Miroslav Demajo, seated at the Jewish Historical Museum in Belgrade is responsible for the distribution of these books.

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CONTENTS

 

PREFACE           11

 

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I  WITH THE PARTISANS     15

Žamila-Anđela Kolonomos: In battle from day one       17

Vukica Kajon-Stupar: Friends always come to the rescue         26

Dr Igor Najfeld and Dr Vesna Najfeld: Dr Alfred Najfeld – Conversations with our father               33

Avram Sadikario: Underground             41

Đuro Seleš: Ma che Ebrei?          48

Tina Finci: “Is that good for Jews?”       57

Moric Montiljo: War and the young man           61

Gonda Pinto: Friends saved their lives               71

 

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II  SURVIVORS OF THE CAMPS: AUSCHWITZ, BERGEN-BELSEN, JASENOVAC         75

Dvora Acmoni: The journey on which I grew up           77

Vera Bruner: Theresienstadt, Cell 33     96

Edita Armut Kašiković: Everyone carries their own fate with them       103

Alegra Gita Simha Kalderon: To this day I ask God and myself: Why?         117

Irena Fišer: Sad childhood and youth              126

Žuža Marinković: The most harrowing journey into uncertainty             133

Albert Ruben: When the living robbed the dead          139

Irena Vukov: In Hungarian and German camps           146

Ljubica Peruško: Reminiscences open new wounds     150

Cadik-Braco Danon: “Son, just keep going forward”              156

Dr Edo Neufeld: Persecution of Jewish Lawyers in the Independent State of Croatia     165

Emil Freundlich: The tragedy of Zagreb’s Young Jews           189

Jolan Strapač: Without friends, not even  a baptismal certificate would have helped        203

 

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III UNDER ITALIAN RULE             209

Gabi Deleon: Born three times             211

Dr Paja Ciner: Roll-call of death in Tašmajdan            221

Mirjam Ferera: Ustashas, Germans, Italians…             235

Dina Katan Ben Cion: Dark kingdom of childhood   241

Klara Pinto: Mother’s wistful look       248

Vera Robiček-Siporen: Saving message: Don’t come back to Belgrade               261

Lea Sorger: Under the wing of luck     265

Flora Albahari-d’Acampora: Saving one another         278

Pavle Minh: Four years in the shadow of death           285

 

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IV UNDER HUNGARIAN RULE   297

Magda Simin: From prisons to camps               299

Irena Vajnman: To hell and back          312

Lajčo Klajn: Saved by brave Ečika Hauer        322

Lea Ljubibratić: Only the name remains           329

Aleksandar Kerenji: Obsession             336

Henrijeta Kahan-Orsini: Nameless childhood              342

Vilma Jovanović: Hiding in Budapest              348

 

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V  IN OCCUPIED SERBIA   357

Benjamin Vinter: A boy hidden in Belgrade   359

Olga Adam: Saved by good people      371

Julije Kemenj: Time passes, people vanish        382

Rahela Levi: If it hadn’t been for Sava…        393

Aleksandar Nahman: War child            401

Ana Šomlo: They didn’t know the war was over         405

Breda Kalef: Grateful for the music     414

Vera Karaoglanović-Krotić: The fear remains forever              419

 

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VI  IN ALBANIA       423

Jozef Baruhović: Under the same roof as the Germans            425

Rukula Bencion: I watched them kill my loved ones               437

Mila Karaoglanović: Saved by the hand of God          441

Tamara Aloni: Over the mountains into Albania          448

 

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VII  IN PRISON IN SARAJEVO      453

Jozef Hajim Kabiljo: “You are our dear brother”         455

 

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VIII  NONANTOLA               473

Jozef Ben Cion Papo: Salvation on the front line         475

Arni Vajninger: Lifesaving departure for Switzerland             490

 

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IX  EL SHATT             493

Mira Altarac: Life under canvas           495

Rikica Vostrel: Travelling through uncertainty to the port of salvation              501

 

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X  IN PRISONS IN SERBIA AND GERMANY      509

Ženi Lebl: Childhood friend – and “Wailing Wall”     511

 

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XI  APPENDICES       539

Appendix 1: Camps in Yugoslavia in which Jews were interned     541

Appendix 2: Jewish Communities in Yugoslavia         545

Appendix 3: Jewish Communities re-established in 1947        550

Glossary            551

Contents of We Survived… 1              559

Contents of We Survived… 2              561