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The fist expose in English about the Romanian and Transnistrian tragedy, and the post-war cover-up. Over 500,000 Jews were killed in the Romanian Holocaust, and their story has been one of obscurity in the history of World War II. This book fills a major historical gap in holocaust studies. The historical section of this book is based on research done by Jean Ancel and Dora Litani, pioneers in the history of the Romanian Holocaust. Includes survivors' personal testimonies, which demonstrate the annihilation, suffering and unspeakably traumatic experiences in Romania and Transnistria, but also allows us to witness their courage, faith and hope for the future. This book contains new revelations, from recently released Soviet documents and eyewitness testimonies. <p>Beginning with a general geographic and historic backgournd from post-WWI, Shattered leads into WWII, with the Anti-Jewish Decrees and the deportations from Bucounia, Bessarabi, and other areas in Romania. All of tile different forces in Transnistria are explored, including the Germans, Romanians, Ukranian Militia, the fate of Romanian gypsies and the Jews from Transylvania. The second part of the book is personal, moving

Author
Felicia (Steigman) Carmelly on behalf of the Transnistria Survivors Association, Toronto
Publisher
Apg Sales & Fulfillment
Published
1997
Language
EN
ISBN
9780969952107
Subjects
History, Biography, Memoir

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