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I left for Sofia immediately after 9th September. I went to the railway station. There weren’t regular trains at the time, and I waited and waited until late at night. I found myself in Sofia without knowing the city at all. I had been there only once. Firstly, I had to enroll into a university. I had submitted my documents before the Holocaust but they were returned because the Jews didn’t have the right to go to universities. But I had a number on my application form and had preserved it. I had left with it. And I enrolled into the medicine course without admittance exams. Then I returned to Pazardzhik.
My parents were very happy when I told them that I was going to study and they started preparing linen, quilts. I lived in the rented rooms of a person from Sofia who had been interned to Pazardzhik during the Holocaust and he used to live next to our house at the time.
My parents were very happy when I told them that I was going to study and they started preparing linen, quilts. I lived in the rented rooms of a person from Sofia who had been interned to Pazardzhik during the Holocaust and he used to live next to our house at the time.
Period
Year
1944
Location
Sofia
Bulgaria
Interview
Sofi Eshua Danon-Moshe