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Recording Content:
The recording is the continuation of a formal interview with Ichak Chajim. (Part 2 of 4. See MDV 263, MDV 265, and MDV 266)
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00:00:00
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Chajim speaks about his family and life today. He also mentions anecdotes about religious life. |
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00:08:02
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The camera records Chajim recording kaddish. |
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00:15:53
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The camera collects of the synagogue and community. |
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00:17:33
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Chajim speaks about his life during World War II as forced laborer in the Romanian army (see also MDV 263,265). |
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00:19:46
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Chajim provides personal information and speaks about his wedding. |
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00:21:10
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Chajim recites his own songs about a life long gone, as well as his father's proverbs. |
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00:24:00
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Chajim briefly talks about his prewar education at a religious school (cheder). He then remembers snippets of Yiddish songs. |
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00:26:24
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Chajim speaks about his family's observance during his childhood. He also addresses holiday food customs. |
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00:28:02
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Chajim speaks about the places he worked as forced laborer. |
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00:30:21
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Chajim discusses his childhood memories, including education. He also briefly returns to his work as forced laborer and then speaks about his family's observance. |
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00:35:52
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Chajim addresses his life before the war in Podu Iloaiei. He also speaks about his life during World War II, before addressing prewar religious life, including synagogues in Podu Iloaiei. |
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00:37:29
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Chajim speaks about his life and work during the postwar Soviet period. He then addresses his visit to Israel. |
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00:40:18
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Chajim speaks about his wedding and family. He got married in 1929. |
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00:42:31
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Chajim talks about prewar Sabbath celebrations, before mentioning friends, who attended his wedding. He then refers to religious life today, including a prayer for Yom Kippur. |
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00:47:21
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Chajim speaks about playing trumpet for the military band during the war. He then shares prewar conventional wisdom. |
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00:51:09
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Chajim provides personal information and speaks about his family. |
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00:53:16
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Chajim speaks about prewar Sabbath and Purim celebrations, including food customs. |
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00:55:44
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Chajim mentions how he met his wife and states that he picked her over a girl from a wealthy family. He then speaks his life today and describes his home and animals. |
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00:57:49
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Chajim speaks about religious customs he observes and mentions his family's hanukia. |
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