If I'm allowed I would like to emphasize that the authorizations
were issued by Popovici and later confirmed by Calutescu.
Yosef Eshet
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From: bounce-121220612-14007051_at_list.cornell.edu
[mailto:bounce-121220612-14007051_at_list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Edgar
Hauster
Sent: Wednesday, February 8, 2017 10:24 AM
To: Czernowitz-L_at_cornell.edu; Abraham Enavþ <abe_at_enav.us>
Subject: [Cz-L] Re: Rescue at TRINACO ref { [Cz-L] Rescue Operation by
Cornel Dumitrescu }
Dear Abraham,
Thank you so much indeed for your message to the group. It's both most
interesting and encouraging at the same time. I'm going to share your
statement with Prof. Dr. Mariana Hausleitner
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mariana_Hausleitner
a prominent German historian, author of i. a. "The Romanization of Bukovina"
and, above all, a good friend of mine. In case you would like to share
Czernowitz / Bukovina related photos or documents with all of us, please
don't hesitate to do so.
Warmest wishes!
Edgar Hauster
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From: bounce-121219913-8322570_at_list.cornell.edu
<bounce-121219913-8322570_at_list.cornell.edu> on behalf of Abraham Enav
<abe_at_enav.us>
Sent: Tuesday, February 7, 2017 22:53
To: Czernowitz-L_at_cornell.edu
Subject: Rescue at TRINACO ref { [Cz-L] Rescue Operation by Cornel
Dumitrescu }
Dear List Members,
My name is Abraham Enav former Abraham Weinblum, born in Czernowitz in 1939.
I am one of the silent members of the C-list that reads most of the e-mails
that reaches me.
This is the first time I have information to contribute.
My grandfather Noah Weinblum came to Czernowitz from Poland and in 1916
became a partner of the TRINACO factory that had 400 employees producing
textile products.
Our family survived the WW2 in Czernowitz and we left the city in the fall
of 1944 for Bucharest, and later emigrated to Israel in 1950.
In 1966 I emigrated with my young family to the US where I reside since.
The story about TRICOTANIA has repeated itself in away with the 400
employees of TRINACO.
My grandfather Noah Weinblum, my father Solomon Weinblum and my uncles
worked feverishly during that period of WW2, to employ as many Jewish people
as possible.
Textile product the factory produced were in demand in war time and the jobs
in the factory offered security to Jewish employees and their family and
where not deported.
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