Re: [Cz-L] Does any one ( out of the 399 ) met or knew a Reder?

From: Merle Kastner <merlek_at_videotron.ca>
Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2012 16:02:36 -0400
Reply-to: Merle Kastner <merlek_at_videotron.ca>
To: Moshe Reder <moshe.reder_at_gmail.com>, Czernowitz-L_at_cornell.edu

Dear Moshe,

You have as much to contribute as anyone else on the list and
it's really good to hear from you - welcome.

I am not a real Czernowitzer (although one of my Kastner grandfather's
many nephews did live in Czernowitz and brought his family up there).
My Kastners came from (mainly) Radautz and my Ostfelds, from
all over Bukovina.

Your story, which you just told us, is an important one.
So, please do not remain a member of the 'silent majority' any more.

Merle

----- Original Message -----
From: "Moshe Reder" <moshe.reder_at_gmail.com>
To: <Czernowitz-L_at_cornell.edu>
Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2012 1:16 PM
Subject: Does any one ( out of the 399 ) met or knew a Reder?

> Hello.
>
> My name is Moshe Reder.
>
> Both my parents were from Czernowitz.
>
> My father Abraham ( " Bubi" ) was born in 1918. My mother Kreindel (
> maiden name Friedman) was born in 1920.
>
> Both families ( Reder and Friedman) were very poor.
>
> I guess this this entitles them to the label of " non-bribers" and,
> consequently, unable to get a permit to stay in Czernowitz via Popovic.
>
> My father had 4 sisters and one brother. His parents ( my grand parents)
> and siblings apparently were sent to Transnistria. I say " apparently",
> because I was never able to find
>
> any factual information
>
> My father, being young, was saved because he was drafted into the Red
> Army
> (Siberia, etc.). When he returned from the war, he was told that his
> family did not survive.
>
> My mother and 2 of her sisters survived Bershad in Transnistria. Her
> parents ( and my grand parents, the Friedmans) plus a brother were not so
> lucky.
>
> I grew up hearing about Czernowitz on a daily basis from my parents.
> Stories of their daily lives, the very vibrant and rich cultural
> environment. And about their homes.
>
> Much later, after both my parentst died, I am sorry to say, I did some
> research ( Holocaust museums, Internet, watched Volker Koep's movies,
> paid
>
> much attention to the Czernowitz list - I have been a member for many
> years). I am sure that I did not exhausted the ;possibilities of
> what I can research. However, given the limitations of time - I still
>
> work full time - I feel that I did a fair amount of work do find out
> about my family in Czernowitz. Unfortunately, so far I was unable to
> find any document or any witness that can testify that he/she knew
> any member of my Reder family ( or Friedman, but since I know more
> about
> the death of the Friedmans, in a way my quest for the Reders takes
> precedent).
>
> I sent an email in 2007 to this group. I believe that I had sent
> another a few years earlier as well. I received one or two answers
> from people that are doing " genealogy " research....
>
> I am sorry if I sounds bitter, but I am not in a " genealogy "
> mood.... At least, not yet. I just want to know how my entire
> family
> died ( where ?). Or perhaps among the survivors in this CZ - distribution
>
> group there is someone that recalls Moses and/or Toni Reder ( my
> grandmother's maiden name was Gelles). Moses ( I am named after him)
> used to have a small business
>
> of travel trunks. The name of my uncle is Sami ( Samuel) Reder. My
> aunts' names are: Rosa, Sali, Hencia and Ema.
>
> In summary, I am not planning to write a book about Czernowitz. I am
> not planning to find my family tree. And, unfortunately, I can not
> contribute to a cookbook ( I am sure that my mother, if she were
> alive,
>
> would have a lot to add since she was a wonderful cook and very
> proud of her recipes).
>
> I just want to pass to my children the little that I could find about
> the Reders in Czernowitz. Perhaps the year that they died. The name
> of he place. *Anything. *
>
> So, if you have any* real information*, please share it with me. My
> email is moshe.reder_at_gmail.com
>
> Otherwise, I am afraid that I will have to continue to be of that "
> Silence majority". I just do not feel that I have too much to
> contribute
> at this point.
>
>
> Thank you.
>
> Moshe Reder
>
> San Francisco, CA - USA
>
> moshe.reder_at_gmail.com
>

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