Memorium

Contents:

Rǎducǎneni Home Page

History

Pre-Settlement

Julian Calendar

Cemetery

River Prut

Views

Jewish School

Family Album

In Memoriam

The Hora

Links in Rǎducǎneni

Jewishgen Links

http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/iasi/iasi.html

http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/husi/index.html

Compiled by Marcel Glaskie
Contact: Marcel Glaskie
Dated: April 2010
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Webpage Design by Marcel Glaskie

In Memoriam

List of names extracted from:
The Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names
For victims from Rǎducǎneni

For detailed information use the link below to the official web site.

Aaronowich Israel	Leibovitz Chana
Bazger Eide	Lejbovitz Mejlech
Bercovici Bercu	Moraru Doro
Budnara Szlomo	Moise Moshe
Budnara Gerszon	Natanzon Samu
Canner Strul	Nekhama Kozhokaru
Churaru Khaia	Paskario Jakov
Churaru Yitzhak	Pinku Benyumin
Enker Drvora	Pincu Bineamin
Feider Hana	Saraga Lajzer
Feldman Izidor	Saraga Meir
Glicman Morit	Segal Shmuel
Glikman Moshe	Shteinberg Shironya
Glikman Avraham	Sichman Zisla
Hershkovitz Jakov	Solomon Iosif
Hershkovitz Yanku	Silman Rudi
Hirschensohn Heinrich	Shtirbu Bercu
Huberman Hersch	Stirbu Bercu
Huberman Yaakov	Shtirbu Leibu
Ieruzalimski Hava	Stirbu Liba
Kaner Israel	Stirbu Meir
Koifman Paulina	Stirbu Yoel
Kozikaro Lea	Shtirbu Leibu
Kozhokaru Lea	Stuleanu Baruch
Khaskalovitz Shabtai	Szuraro Awraham
Lajbowicz Ruwen	Toraru Avram
Leibovici Reuven	Fainaru Tuli
Leibowic Michal	Vecsler Sandu

And those whose names we don't know

ת נ צ ב '' ה

MASSACRES DURING THE SUMMER OF 1940

The pogroms in the district of Dorohoi do not appear to have resulted from orders of central military or civilian authorities but, rather, from uncoordinated local military initiatives and from anti-Semitic agitation, in the atmosphere of wartime catastrophe. Chaos was the milieu in which reinvigorated anti-Semitism thrived. In July and August anti-Semites expelled Jewish families from the rural areas of Moldavia . All Jews from the districts of Dranceni and Raducaneni, for example, were evacuated to Husi; in that town 120 were arrested before being interned in specially established camps.

Extracted from:

http://www.romanianjewish.org/en/cap2.html

http://www.yadvashem.org
Click on the Yadvashem link above, when it opens then click on "To search the Database or submit names"
This will show 3 boxes "Names" & "Location".
In the 3rd box "Location" type Raducaneni in English.
This will open the 4 pages of "Victims from Raducaneni", 56 people in total.
If you click on any name you will get further information about that person, including a copy of the Testimony.
It may be that some similar names are the same person spelled in a different way in different Testimonies.
Alternativly:
How to navigate the Yad Va'shem website:
Enter the web address http://www.yadvashem.org in the top line of your Internet Explora
On the top line of the Yad Va'shem webpage see "Language" box, change it to English.
On the third line which is blue, click on the 4th item "Digital Collection" and see drop down box.
On 2nd line of the drop down box, click on "Shoah Names Database".
This will show 3 boxes "Names" & "Location".
It may be necessary to again change to English, if it appears in Hebrew, see English on top right side,
In the 3rd box "Location" type Raducaneni in English.
This will open the 4 pages of "Victims from Raducaneni", 56 people in total.
If you click on any name you will get further information about that person, including a copy of the Testimony.
It may be that some similar names are the same person spelled in a different way in different Testimonies.

M.T.D.S.R.I.P.