Memoirs

See also People.

• Testimony of Pesia (Zlotnik) Bernstein, born in Kozin, Poland, 1913 (PDF; KDRG/YVA 132, testimony given to Yad Vashem)
  
  
• Testimony of Mendel Brimer, born in Lanowce, Poland, 1920 (PDF; KDRG/YVA 048, testimony given to Yad Vashem)
  
  
• Testimony of Malka Molly (Burstein) Friedman, born in Shumsk, Poland, 1920 (PDF, KDRG-YVA 023, testimony given to Yad Vashem)
  
  
• Testimonies Collected by Henoch Gelernt, 1956-1958 (PDF, KDRG-YVA 182, testimony given to Yad Vashem)
  
  
• The Kagan Family of Kremenets (PDF)
  
  
• The Life and Times of Etta Gittelman Karson (PDF)
  
  
• The Kaspler Family of Kremenets (PDF)
  
  
• David Katz, a Remembrance (PDF)
  
  
• Testimony of Shela Kremenchugskaya, born Krzemieniec, Poland, 1912 (PDF; KDRG/YVA 142, Testimony given to Yad Vashem)
  
  
• Eternal Presence of Absence, submitted by Carolyn Manosevitz (PDF)
  
  
• Painful Memories, by Gila Manusovich-Shamir (PDF)
  
  
• Testimony of Fania Marbak, born in Wisniowiec, Poland, 1922 (PDF; KDRG/YVA 038, testimony given to Yad Vashem)
  
  
• Woolf Marmot's Family History, an Extract (PDF)
  
  
• The Destruction of Belozirka: Testimony of Milshteyn, David (PDF; KDRG-YVA 127, testimony given to Yad Vashem)
  
  
• David Moldavan's Story (PDF)
  
  
• Return to Kremenets under German Rule, by Natalia Oleksyn-Brodzka (PDF)
  
  
• The Plotka and Press families, submitted by Shelley Hebert (PDF)
  
  
• Poticha Family of Kremenets (PDF)
  
  
• Testimony of Yosef Royzman, Born in Borki, Poland, 1875 (PDF; KDRG-YVA 141, testimony given to Yad Vashem)
  
  
• Rudman Ramily of Radzivilov (PDF; KDRG-YVA 181, testimony given to Yad Vashem)
  
  
• Kremenetz, by Dora Segal, submitted by David Tessler (PDF)
  
  
• Testimony of Bronia (Walberg) Spielvogel, Born in Krzemieniec, Poland, 1917 (PDF; KDRG/YVA 002, testimony given to Yad Vashem)
  
  
• Passport and Immigration Certificate of Aron Sztejnberg, Vishnevets (later Harry Staenberg, Omaha, NE), submitted by Steven Wise
  
  
• Remembering the Jewish Community of Kremenets, Ukraine, by Esther Anastasia, daughter of Vivian Tartak (PDF)
  
  
• Tobe and Joseph Tessler, submitted by David Tessler (PDF)