Jews of the Areas Annexed to the USSR in World War II

Lived in town, Tartu-Darfaat (Estonia). Discusses Estonian Jewry during WWII: Jewish schools in her home-town; studied in Hebrew, 1930; governmental subsidy; students; events of 1940; spying on Jewish students; entrance of Russian army, 1940, and their treatment of local population; arrests; Jews arrested; confiscation of property; her family; cultural organizations; anti-semitism; Estonians' treatment of of Communists; Jews whose state was improved under Communists; Zionist activity punished by exile; Russian censorship of correspondence; Jewish collaborators with Communists; others from her home-town; Prof. Nadel, the Jewish school and his administration under Russians; Jews from Tartu who were exiled; living conditions in labour camps; her employment, 1945; her family's 12 year separation; her husband's second exile, 1952; survivors from Tartu; 'packages' received from America, 1944; mutual assistance between Estonian Jews; evacuees participation in Partisans; 'Estonian Corpus'; names Jews killed and arrested by Germans; correspondence between people in labour camps; meeting her mother after 3 years of separation.