Title
Yadav shel Mosheh: oto"t ba-milḥamah: a Toyre leben in di finsternish fun munka-tabor
ידיו של משה: אותו"ת במלחמה: א תורה לעבען אין די פינסטערמיש פון מונקא-טאבאר
Category
Author/Originator
Mauskopf, Moshe (1920-2000)
Year of Publication/Creation
2012Place of Publication/Creation
CanadaLanguage(s)
HebrewGeographic Places
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Kolodne (Kolodnoye, Kolodna, Darva), Ukraine (p. 29, 34, 35)
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Irshava (Irsava, Ilosva, Orsheve), Ukraine (p. 31)
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Vynohradiv (Vinogradov, Sevlus, Nagyszolos, Szolos, Selish, Seylish), Ukraine (p. 41)
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Kosice (Kassa, Kaschau, Kashoy, Kasho’u), Slovakia (p. 52)
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Plaesii de Jos (Kaszonaltiz), Romania (p. 98)
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Khust (Chust, Huszt, Khist), Ukraine (p. 133)
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Kolomyya (Kolomyja, Kalemey, Kalemay, Kilemay), Ukraine (p. 153)
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Izyaslav (Izyaslavl, Zaslav, Zaslev), Ukraine (p. 159)
Munkatabor, referred to in the title of the book, refers to the Hungarian slave labor battalions into which Jewish men were drafted. Some 80% of those who served in munkatabor died.
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