First published in 1946, the 'Holocaust
in Romania, Facts & Documents On The
Annihilation Of Romania's Jews
1940-1944' was
written by the General Secretary of the
Association of Romanian Jews, Matatias
Carp
"... in Banila pe Siret “only” a
few were killed, but they were
cut to pieces so that the axles
of carts could be smeared with
their blood"
"July 5, 1941
In Banila pe Siret, local residents, led
by Mayor Mocaliuc and a certain Barbaza,
killed 15 Jews, among them M. Satran, an
eighty-year-old blind man, Iacob
Fleischer and Iacob Brecher together
with his daughter. Brecher’s body was
cut into pieces, and his blood was
smeared on the axles of carriages."
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