Testimony of Neora Nora Goralnik née Teplitzki, born in 1938 in Burgas, Bulgaria, about her wartime experiences in Burgas

Testimony of Neora Nora Goralnik née Teplitzki, born in 1938 in Burgas, Bulgaria, about her wartime experiences in Burgas Childhood before the war; affluent religious family that owns a restaurant; war breaks out; sirens; father sent to a labor camp for two years; restaurant "Aryanized"; Bulgarian friends support the witness and her mother; moving from an apartment in a mixed neighborhood to one in the Jewish quarter; movement restrictions; curfew; the yellow star edict; father's life in the camp including cold, hunger, housing in barracks with wooden bunks; cultural life and mutual aid; liberation by Red Army forces in 1944; father returns as a "Musselmann" (a shell of his former self); making plans to immigrate to Eretz Israel; witness attends a Jewish school; immigrates to Israel in 1949; adjusts to life in Israel.