Obviously, my family and I, also left Czernowitz.
We left in the summer of 1945, through Tereblesti,
together with 12000 other Jewish Czernowitzers.
And in the winter of 1944 - 45 we almost crossed the border
to Romania illegally.
But we did so because my parents did not want to live under Communist
rule.
And because they intended to get to Palestine.
I am not sorry that we left when we did, but I still love the city
and appreciate what it once was like.
Mimi
On Aug 20, 2012, at 6:15 AM, HARDY BREIER wrote:
> Over a year we had to wait to get a permit to leave the city of our
> dreams.
> Counting the days.
> Hating every day left to stay in the city of the stupendous Creme
> Schnitte.
> Hardy
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