Tag #123783 - Interview #78460 (Isac Tinichigiu)

My father settled in the same town with them, Haifa, and he continued working as a tinsmith. My father’s new wife wanted to go to Israel, where she had all her family, but my father hesitated, because I was in Bucharest, had a position: I was an economist for UNCC, so he came up to see me and talk. I told him: ‘if Romanian communists needed me back in 1941, they must need me now as well. If somebody has a problem with that, I will deal with it’. So my father emigrated in 1958 and I only saw him again in 1979, when my son Paul was born; my father came back here to see his grandchild.