Tag #136221 - Interview #78490 (Katalin Kallos Havas)

I was 17 years old when Poland was invaded. We found out about it from the newspaper. The Romanian laws also reflected the changes. The anti-Jewish laws [7] taken by the Goga-Cuza government [8] in 1938 were further intensified by the royal dictatorship installed in February of the same year. In 1939 the number of Jews in the professional classes was increasingly restricted: it was harder and harder for Jewish lawyers and engineers to find a job.