Case 216: The Itzkovitz Family
🕑 Added 2022-06-25 07:07:17 +0000 UTCEliahu Itzkovitz spent much of his childhood confined behind the walls of Romania’s Chișinău Ghetto – a place where he and other Romanian Jews were held prisoner by their government. The ghetto’s inhabitants were routinely robbed, beaten, raped, and even killed by guards, police, and civilians emboldened by the country’s anti-Semitic leaders.
This was Patreon Picks #13, released in November 2021. It is not new content, it is the same episode, but as Patreon picks episodes are now going to be released on the main feed months after their initial Patreon release, we had to repost it so that all episodes can keep the same numbering on the main feed and the Patreon feed.
Team:
Anonymous Host - narration
Holly Boyd - research, writing
Mike Migas - production, music
Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music
Milly Raso - creative direction
Comments
HelpFind Ajax&Stamp
What a fascinating story! Well done.
Katie Day
You should defiantly do more WW2 survivor stories! This was great
Alan
Echoing previous posts, one of my favorite episodes for sure. And yes, even the second time around it's STILL highly enjoyable.
Victoria Driver
Brilliant episode, one of my favourites.
Amber
First: This is one of the best stories ever told Second: I really enjoy re-releases! It gives me a chance to hear cases again that I may have forgotten details about
K. Smith
Such an amazing story, even the second time around!