Reference Type: Aggregated Database
Author: Nathan Beyrak
Year: 2004
Title: Oral history interview with Gleb Ciudacov
Date Accessed: 25.09.2014
Type of Work: video recording, interview
Short Title: Oral history interview with Gleb Ciudacov
Keywords: Jewish Minority, Holocaust, Oral History
Abstract: Gleb Ciudacov, born in 1918 in Tighina, Romania, describes living in Hîncești; fleeing to Germany in 1940 and then returning to Hînceşti in 1941; the Jewish community in Hîncești; the mass shooting of Jews by Romanian soldiers, assisted by local townspeople; the looting of Jewish owned homes by local townspeople; the mayor organizing the disposal of the corpses and cleaning of the houses; his thoughts on the Romanian soldiers who committed the murders; and the antisemitic atmosphere of the town.
Notes: transcript notes available
URL: http://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/irn518752
Name of Database: Oral history interviews of the Romania Documentation Project
Database Provider: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Language: Romanian