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Town with a Jewish Past: The
Schools of Czernowitz |
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a high school for boys located on Schulgasse (General Prezan)
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From Marcel Spiegler, a native of Czernowitz:
At SPU (Seminarul Pedagogic Universitar)
the graduate teachers were tested by conducting classes and
were graded. The school was a single-floor old building and
was attached to the director's apartment. The yard was pretty
big--we had a whole ball field and enough room to kick a
soccer ball. In 1937 a new modern building was added. To be
admitted to this school, you had to pass an entrance exam. I
remember the following teacher's names and the subjects they
taught:
Rumanian: Tarnavsky
French: Sauciuc Saveanu and Calos Math Schmid
Latin: Ratio
Botany, Zoology and Geography: Tzopa
Drawing and Calligraphy: second brother Tarnavsky
The grades were 1 to 10, 10 being the best and below 5 was a
failing grade.
The students were two-thirds Jewish and I remember most of
them, and what became of them:
ARIE (Mexico)
BEHR (Gallil)
BERKOWICI
BERL (Venezuela)
BONDAR
DAWER
DONENFELD (Israel)
EBNER (Transnistria) |
FEUERSTEIN/FIRESTONE
(New Jersey)
FISCHMAN
GREISLER (Chili)
GREENSTEIN (Brazil)
LUTTINGER
RAUCHVERGER (Israel)
SCHAFER (Transnistria) |
SEGAL
(Transnistria)
SONTAG (Australia)
SILBERBUSH (Gulag)
SPIEGLER (Florida)
TODRES (Shot in Boian,
Romania in Jul 1941)
WEISELBERG (Israel)
WOLF (Transnistria)
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