Reiza R. Holocaust testimony (HVT-3300) interviewed by Pinchas Agmon

Videotape testimony of Reiza R. She recalls living in Z︠H︡danov; moving to Tulʹchin in 1937; German occupation in July 1941; ghettoization; forced labor; transfer to Pechora with her parents, three sisters, and nephew; the shooting of eight young men in front of them to demonstrate the guards' severity; a four month illness (her parents died prior to her recovery); being told they would all be killed in a mass shooting; the trucks leaving with one group and not returning; feeling no joy at their reprieve; escaping with another prisoner; arrest; imprisonment and torture in Tulʹchin; being sent to work; two Jewish men giving them food; transfer back to Pechora; escaping again with her sisters and nephew; receiving assistance from villagers; liberation in Dzhurin in March 1944; returning to Tulʹchin; and working as a nurse. Ms. R. discusses the importance of her sisters' closeness to her now; constant fear in Pechora; the significance of memorializing Pechora; frequent nightmares of children crying there; and gratitude to many who helped memorialize Pechora.