Autobiographical interviews of Jews born in German speaking countries ("Yekkes") - 50/60 years after their immigration to Israel

Description of life in two parts. Parental home: Orthodox-traditional. Childhood in Germany. Procedure of emigration. Father's problem with integration in Palestine. Interviewee's beginnings in Palestine. Work in bookshop. Marriage and first mission abroad. Contact to German language: his library. Wife's fate: KINDERTRANSPORT.Descripttion of rescue action:Kindertransport. USA Mission. Language spoken with wife. Interviewee's Zionist activities abroad. Stay in USA and Canada. Reason for Aliyah anglo saxon (culturally) Jews. Stay in London. Interviewee's knowledge of languages. Return to Israel: Occupation with the Sochnut and in the army. Third stay in USA. Description of one example of immigration. Immigration problems especially those immigrants from North America. Fourth Mission. Language situation of family. Work in an immigrant-association (IOME). Interviewee's activities to date: care for old people and cultural agent. Attitude and contacts towards Germany. Genealogical interest. First visit to Germany and contact with Germans. Contact with post-war Germany and motivation for bridge-building. Questions on tradition (Jewish) (broken off due to end of the tape).