Informal talk on the street and on the way to Minuca Grinberg's flat. The speakers tell an anecdote about parking a car at a bank, talk about the date and the microphone, and compare Romania and Jerusalem. They touch on God and on Purim balls. Much of the talk is hard to follow in the transcript.
Mostly chat about parking, the microphone and the team, not Grinberg's life today.
Footage in Rădăuți and a visit to the community museum. Grinberg shows items from her parents' home, including a megillah, her father's tallis, shofars and Hanukkah lamps. She says her parents were pious and that this made the museum possible.
The tour is led by Grinberg and the objects come from her parents' home.
Grinberg recites a Romanian poem and part of its Yiddish version, about a young woman waiting for her husband from the war and a son at his mother's door. She then answers questions on words she used as a code so non-Jews could not understand, naming a few such words.
Recited in Romanian and Yiddish, followed by words of code speech.
Short footage and chat, with a remark on how Yiddish speakers refer to the town's Jews and to non-Jews so that outsiders do not understand, followed by thanks.
Informal chat with a man, probably Solomon Meir, about his age, Russian at school and Romanian and about relatives in Israel and Canada. The team talks about setting up further interviews.
Mostly chat about languages and age rather than arrangements with Meir only.
