Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Everlasting Memorial of the Martyred Community
Kolozsvar-Klausenburg, Which Perished in the Holocaust
(Cluj-Napoca, Romania)

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Translation of
Zikaron netsah le-kehila ha-kedosha
Kolozhvar-Klauzenburg asher nehreva ba-shoa

Editors: Sh. Zimroni, Y. Schwartz

Published in Hadera 1968

This is a translation of: Zikaron netsah le-kehila ha-kedosha Kolozhvar-Klauzenburg asher nehreva ba-shoa
(Everlasting memorial of the martyred community Kolozsvar-Klausenburg, which perished in the Holocaust),
Editors: Sh. Zimroni, Y. Schwartz, Former Residents of Kolozsvar in Israel, Published: Hadera 1968 (Pages: 118 Languages: H,Hu)

Note: The original book can be seen online at the NY Public Library site: Cluj (1968)

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Translated by Yocheved Klausner

A.	Introduction	Shlomo Zimroni
B.	A Memorial Scroll, by the Yavne School in Hadera		a
C.	Memorial Ceremony. Speeches:
	Principal of the school, Chief Rabbi of the City, David Werner
	Mordechai Kostelitz, Deputy Mayor
	S. Zimroni, representative of the Klausenburg Community		b-g
D.	Articles by pupils:
	The “Po'alei Tzedek” Walls	Hasan Tzuri
	A survivor invited me to Kolozsvár	Ezra Aharon
	The walls of the synagogue are talking	Rachel Schwarz
	A collection of students' reactions
	How to keep the memory of the Community alive	Yehuda Schwarz	h-p
E.	Kolozsvár, a historical review
	The rabbis of the city, the synagogues, schools, institutions, personalities. Communities, Hevra Kadisha [burial society], the Zionist organization	Dr. Chaim Weissburg
	Uj Kelet - a Zionist Daily, Youth organizations. The ghetto and the liquidation of the Jews	Shlomo Zimroni	1-52
F.	Transylvania and Klauseburg Jewry	Yehuda Schwarz	53-62
G.	The Hassidic Community	S. Sva-Ratzon	63-66
H.	Yeshivot, Zionism, “The Jewish Party”, the “Torah Va'avoda” movement, the paratrooper Peretz Goldstein z”l	Yehuda Schwarz	67-71
I.	The tragedy of the Transilvania Jews	Rabbi Dr. Moshe Weinberger	72-79
J.	On the way to the Holocaust	Yehuda Schwarz	80-82
K.	After the Liberation	Erdős Lászlo	82-85
L.	They came… “The Council of Eight”…		86-90
	The bunker… On the brick shelves…	Aharon Hatzegi	90-96
M.	Meetings with partisans. In retreat. The story of a survivor.	Yehuda Schwarz	96-101
N.	Names… (list of names mentioned in the book)		102-110
O.	Epilogue	Shlomo Zimroni	111-112
P.	Kolozsvár	Simon Tibor	113-118

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