Like Birds In Black and White by Raz-Zunszajn, Miriam -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

• Dedication • Why my book is titled “Like Birds in Black and White" • Acknowledgements Chapter 1: A HOUSE in the VILLAGE

Gathering Clouds Face to Face with a German My Mother Wrapped in Fabrics The Meatballs That Were “Treifed” Work Permits Like Birds in Black and White The Vow of a Nine-Year Old The Looting What Price for the Head of a Jew? Esther and the Policeman An Instant Christian The Last Meeting

Chapter 2: AN OUTSIDER

With the Bacher Family A Singing Potato Peeler Beautiful Regina Zalisocze Black and White Lice Greater than all the Blacksmiths An Invisible Dentist Smelting Gold Remnants of the Zalc Family Our Malicious Neighbors A New Hiding Place The Revolver Tensions and Irritations Feather Parties Mysterious Abscesses Yitzhak and Yitzhak Surprise Us All Clothes and Ghosts By the Light of Glowing Embers The Mad Woman of the Village Roza and Rivka Blazing Skies on the Horizon Meeting the Liberators

Chapter 3: ROZA and GERESH

Wlodawa of 1944 Planning a Getaway A New Place Izy’s Belt A Surprising Marriage In School for the First Time Painful Dreams Has the War Ended? Lodz My Mother in My Dreams A Second Rate Child

Chapter 4: HELENUWEK

Among Children like Myself Irka A Temporary Separation Running Away Again

Chapter 5: ON THE ROAD

A Minor in the Kibbutz A Greek from Saloniki Repatriation An Unexpected Sandwich Forgotten in the Hammock Welcome to Carlsbad Between Two Worlds Sixty Year Old Johanna Heller

Chapter 6: DISPLACED PERSONS

Flimsy Partitions The Squirrel from Feldafing The Socks Patchers The Masculine Nuns Passover in Marseille The Last Stop

Chapter 7: EPILOGUE

Fulfillment of My Oath A Trial Trip The Second Journey A Resurrection Torch – with WIZO (Women’s International Zionist Organization) A Personal Note