Maria Chirilau

Chirilau talks about pensions and the hard lives of the poor today. She answers Kerler and Lemster's questions on how Yiddish speakers named Romanian towns and places, such as Rădăuți, Dorohoi, Siret, Hârlău, Botoșani, Iași and Seghet. She also mentions Hungarians and Poles in some of them. The team chats about sending photographs, a daughter who also speaks with the team, and the last Jew in Siret. The interview ends with farewells.

Adds the Yiddish versus Romanian place-name questions and the last Jew in Siret.

Town footage leaving Mihăileni, then the team at a Jewish cemetery. Kerler and Lemster read gravestone inscriptions and Hebrew dates in Yiddish and Russian, including one mentioning deportation to Transnistria and one for a woman who gave money. They talk about the cemetery's condition and who might know its history.

Adds the reading of the inscriptions, the Transnistria mention and the cemetery's condition.

Camera footage driving from Mihăileni to Dorohoi, with a few remarks in the car that are not clear.

Arrival in Dorohoi with footage of the synagogue and a building under construction. Talk in the car is partly in Russian, and a speaker wants to see the façade.