Re: [Cz-L] Re Schwitzbad

The Toynbeehalle became a Jewish Lyzeum during the Ghetto period, not during
the Russiam occupation. I attended that school during the period end of
1942-1943. My family had a Calotescu/Popovici "autorizatzie". The
curriculum was according to the Romanian system, the language was Romanian.
It was organized by the Jewish Community, which got back the building from
the Romanian authorities and tacitly agreed upon with them that it should
serve as a high school. During the first Soviet period (1940-1941) there
were two Yiddish high schools (called No. 5 and No. 26) but none of them in
the Toynbeehalle. As far as I know, after 1945 there was one Yiddishe
Mittelschul only, but not in the Toynbeehalle.
Regards, Abraham K.

----- Original Message -----
From: "fred love" <fredhotman_at_yahoo.com>
To: <Czernowitz-L_at_cornell.edu>
Sent: Sunday, November 09, 2008 2:23 PM
Subject: [Cz-L] Re Schwitzbad


>I remember well an anecdote. It was winter I was asleep and my brothers
>woke me
> " Freddy wache auf wir gehen zum Schwizbad kommst du mit " being the
> jungest
> I jumped at the opportunity and got dressed quickly not to miss out on an
> outing with my older brothers. I was dressed, got the soap yes, yes
> waiting then they started getting undressed my face fell. You see it was
> 10 at night not 6 in the morning. I winter both times are dark. It was
> primitive but invigorating with icecold plunges into the litle pool of
> water or in winter a roll in the snow.
> I remember the Roemer Schwitzbad well and on my last visit it still seemed
> to function. Wanted to see the Toynbehalle which become for a short time a
> Juedische Schule during the rusian period.
>
> best wishes Freddy

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