[Cz-L] Liebersohn family of 3, murdered in Radautz after arriving from Transnistria in 1945

Re. Mimi Taylor's comment on anti-Jewish actions after 1945-were they
Dobrovolni?
Gabriele

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Betreff: Liebersohn family of 3, murdered in Radautz after arriving
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It appears that the mystery around the tombstone of the Liebersohn
family of 3 at the Jewish Cemetery in Radautz, which I photographed some
time ago, is solved.

In any case, the somewhat ambiguous Romanian inscriptions on the
tombstone "VICTIMELE TEROAREI 17 MAI 1945" and in Hebrew "MURDERED" as
well as the date May 1945 (after the first survivors arrived from
Transnistria) left little place for doubt about the anti-Semitic nature
of the murder and that who built the tombstone feared to be too explicit
in Romanian.

Now I found a reliable source confirming that the Liebersohn family was
murdered by anti-Semites:

http://www.g19.at/index.php/aktivitaeten/archiv-aktivitaeten/280-zu-besuch-im-amerlinghaus

amerlinghaus1

^Die Liebersohn Familie überlebte die Lager von Transnistrien, kehrte
nach Radautz zurück und wurde kurz nach ihrer Ankunft von örtlichen
Antisemiten ermordet. ^Friedhof Radautz, Rumänien 2009 (Shani bar on)

Please let me know if you can publish this on the Radautz related
websites, and if you have any additional information. If anyone of the
recipients has more information, please mail it to me.

Regards,

Daniel Katz

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