Tag #130190 - Interview #101129 (Samuel Eiferman)

Just like his father, he worked at the forest rangers’ office, where he was a clerk. The office was under the jurisdiction of Count Vasilko, a “grof” [Ed. note: “Grof” is Hungarian for count.] who owned all the mountains in Northern Bukovina. His administration was based in Berhomet [Ed. note: today called Beregomet, in Chernivtsi Region, Ukraine], a larger commune located on the Siret Valley, some 20 kilometers away from Sipot.