Re: [Cz-L] Farewell forever: The story of Hanna Meler-Faust

[Plain text please --thanks]

Dear Bruce,
I saw this video and I was so moved to see Radautz : Hanna was near my
grandfather's house.
It is such a terrible story as my family's story and many members of the
list.

I will travel at the end of April in Radautz then Czernowitz,
Mogilev-Podolsky and Chortkov to find details about the last days of my
 uncle Iuju Reicher and his wife Annerl Korn.

I will be with a team of the french TV who want to realize a short
documentary about my travel.

I have also the project to record the graves in Mogiliv Podolsky.

Yours
Sylvie

Sylvie Reicher Gsell
172 rue Legendre
75017 Paris
France
gsell.sylvie_at_gmail.com
00 33 1 77 12 38 05
00 33 6 09 98 52 70

2013/2/20 Bruce Reisch <bruce.reisch_at_cornell.edu>

> Dear Friends,
>
> My cousin in Haifa, Lea Mor (Metsch), shared with me a link to a very
> interesting and moving video. This is the story of Hanna Meler-Faust,
> born in Radauti, and now living in Israel. Lea met Hanna at the recent
> Bukovina group meeting and Shoah memorial service in Israel. This video
> tells the story of her visit back to Radauti and Transnistria, where she
> visits her former home, camp, and points of exile. The story continues
> with her emigration to Israel on the ship Hagana, internment by the
> British at Atlit, and finally release to live in Eretz Israel. It's
> moving and poignant, a well-done video production of the Hebrew
> University, yet the story told is not unlike what is told by countless
> other survivors, members and non members of our group. All quite
> chilling, and stories of resistance, resilience, and fortitude.
>
> Farewell Forever: The story of Hanna Meler-Faust
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRuwr5xdSr8
>
> She has books out, too:
>
> http://secure.yadvashem.org/store/product.asp?productid=479 (in Romanian)
>
> Meller-Faust, Hanna- Me-`ever la-nahar : pirke zikhronot mi-Transnistriyah
> [Lohame ha-Geta\\ [1985] Bet lohame ha-geta\\
>
>
> All the best,
>
> Bruce

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