Maurice...
Are you related to Bernhard Linker and, if so, what's your family relationship?
Warmest wishes for now!
Edgar Hauster
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> From: linkerm_at_gmail.com
> Subject: Re: [Cz-L] Book of the Month, January 2015: "A Sanguine Bunch"
> Date: Sun, 4 Jan 2015 07:35:52 +1100
> To: shemit65_at_gmail.com
>
> Hi all
>
> The information included is not quite correct in some parts
> Our professor Mimi Taylor could probably correct this
> By the way it was ultimately Antonescu who at the urging of Trajan
> Popovich gave permission for the stop in deportation to Transnistria
> from Chernovits
> After Popovich was replaced the Bukovina governor Calotescu send
> another roughly 5000 jews to Transnistria in 1942
> My name was Linker and we were saved from deportation because we stayed
> with my aunt in Landedgasse - a street away from those where jews were
> taken to Transnistria
> We returned to our flat but were evicted when a Rumanian requested our
> flat - after visiting us to buy my mothers fur coat and he liked the
> flat
>
> See attached the email from Mimi Taylor and my question to her
>
>
> Sent from myMail for iOS
>
> -------- Forwarded message --------
> From: Miriam Taylor <mirtaylo_at_indiana.edu<mailto:mirtaylo_at_indiana.edu>>
> To: Maurice Linker
> <linkerm_at_gmail.com<mailto:linkerm_at_gmail.com>>,Czernowitz Discussion
> Group <czernowitz-l_at_cornell.edu<mailto:czernowitz-l_at_cornell.edu>>
> Date: Sunday, 25 May 2014 4:46 am +1000
> Subject: Re: History - [Cz-L]Trajan Popovich success to stop
> deportation to Transnistria
>
>
> Hello Maurice,
>
> The Germans did not intervene much in what the Romanians did during WW2.
> They were amazed at how disorganized the Romanians were and left them
> to do as they pleased.
> I do not know whether Antonescu was bribed by the Jewish leadership
> in Bucuresti,
> to let Popovici proceed with giving permission to stay, to so many
> Czernowitz Jews.
> As to the ghetto and permission to leave it: The ghetto lasted for 9
> weeks.
> It was established on Oct. 11, 1941 and closed in early December.
> Popovici permits were issued in alphabetical order of surnames;
> two consecutive letters on each day.
> I have my family's Popovici permit. It was issued on Nov. 27th, 1941
> and is signed by both mayor Popovici and the delegate
> of the provincial government of Bucovina, Major Iliescu.
>
> My family name was Reifer, on Nov. 27th permits were issued to people
> who's name started with the letters "R" or "S".
> From this I deduct that it only took about 3 or 4 days to hand out
> all the rest
> of the permits and that by Dec. 4th 1941, the ghetto was dissolved.
> Then people could return to their previous residences, if these had
> in the meantime not been taken over by Romanians.
>
> My family was not so lucky, a Czernowitz Romanian family by the name
> of Grecu
> had moved into the house we had been renting on the Blumengasse.
>
> Mimi
> On May 23, 2014, at 10:18 PM, Maurice Linker wrote:
>
> > Hi
> > I have researched the history and am amazed that he could get away
> > without the Nazi Germans (SS) or Rumanian stopping him or even
> > eliminating (killing) him
> > I read Trajan's story and other documents.
> > I believe that after granting permission to stay in Czernowitz the
> > proper were allowed to leave the ghetto and return to their homes
> > they left when the ghetto was created.
> > My older sister claims that the Rumanian government got a lot of
> > money - from whom?
> >
> > Any information on this matter will be appreciated
> >
> > Sent from my iPad
> > Preferred email address linkerm_at_ieee.org<mailto:linkerm_at_ieee.org>
> > Maurice Linker
> > Tel/fax +61293631399 Mob 0410808599
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