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Oral history

Bejek Licht
The interviewed person’s self-presentation: date of his arrival in Israel, his current place of residence; 00:00:00 Bejek’s first years in Israel; learning Hebrew; preparatory course for the studies at the Technical University; the split of the family; 00:00:56 Bejek’s recruitment to the I
Dariusz Stankowski
His place of birth and residence – Chyrów, Smolnica and the surrounding area; his father’s work – trading in timber; 00:00:00 His family situation – the need to help his parents when all his siblings had left home; his sister leaving for Palestine in 1935; 00:03:31 His education in elem
Jerzy Diatłowicki
Reflection of the Interviewee on Jewish identity: the Interviewee’s identity in his childhood years, relations with his peers in Kazakhstan, first contact with the expression “Jewriej”; approx. 0:00:37 Deportation of the Interviewee’s family from Łuck in 1940: reason for the deportation
Paulina Gutman
The fate of the Interviewee’s parents: escape to the Soviet Union before the outbreak of the Second World War, separation of the family, exile of the Interviewee’s father to Siberia, the return of the Interviewee’s mother and brother to Szczecin, reunification of the family in Szczecin, 0:00
Reuven Shapira
The Interviewee introduces himself – essential biographical data: first and second name, date and place of birth, 0:00:30 ancestry of the parents – 0’40’’ description of the war damage in his family town of Szczecin, in which the Interviewee was born, 0:01:59 description of Niebuszewo
Róża Król
1. Jewish organizations in Poland in the post-war period, migration of Jews to Szczecin, limiting the activities of Jewish organizations in the late 1940s, Jews in Szczecin in the post-war period, Niebuszewo district, Perec School, TSKŻ, Congregation of the Mosaic Faith, 00:00:002. Activists of TSK
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