Testimony of Shlomo Bogner, born in Narajow, Poland in 1937, regarding his experiences as a child in the Narajow Ghetto and in hiding with a non-Jew in the village

Testimony of Shlomo Bogner, born in Narajow, Poland in 1937, regarding his experiences as a child in the Narajow Ghetto and in hiding with a non-Jew in the village The family owns a flour mill in the village of Buczacze; transition to Soviet rule in 1939; German occupation in 1941; deportation to the Narajow Ghetto; "Aktion"; the capture of his parents; escape with relatives to the forest; death of his parents in Belzec; survival with his uncles and grandmother; deportation to the Brzezany Ghetto; laboring for the Germans; escape from the ghetto to Buczacze; hidden by the priest in the church tower; life in hiding in a pit in the village with Jan Mrozowski, recognized as a Righteous Among the Nations; life in the pit in 1943-1944; discovery of the hiding place by the Germans during their retreat; entry of the Red Army in July 1944; move to Breslau in 1945; aliya to Israel in 1957; absorption.