Dear All,
the department of law at the university of Czernowitz started to honor excellent alumni - like Eugen Ehrlich, Hans Gross and others. At the moment the mayor Dr. Salo Weis(s)elberg is in their focus. During the first Russian occupation of Czernowitz in world war I Weisselberg was one of their hostages and deported to Siberia. He forged his experiences first in public lectures (here you can see an announcement:
http://www.bildarchivaustria.at/Preview/14288946.jpg ) and second in a book published in German, Romanian and French.
The department would like to translate this book into Ukrainian. But: nobody knows where it is, and so they asked me for help, but unfortunately I didn’t find it as well (in the libraries in Austria, Germany or at Yad Vashem). Does anyone of you, know where they could find it?
Best, Benjamin
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