Testimony of Moshe Peter Meiron Herzog, born in 1935 in Budapest, about escaping with his mother and hiding in a protected house

Testimony of Moshe Peter Meiron Herzog, born in 1935 in Budapest, about escaping with his mother and hiding in a protected house Testimony about the family; father: a merchant; witness attends a Jewish school; father inducted into the Hungarian Army labor service (munkaszolgálat) in Serbia; German occupation ensues in 1944; anti-Jewish laws; father inducted into the labor service; witness moves to marked houses; Jews rounded up by Fascists; murders; mother escapes with children; escapes to a protected house; saved by a Hungarian policeman for pay; life in hiding; hunger; liberation by Red Army forces; information about father's death in Mauthausen; placed in a children's home in Szeged for rehabilitation; life in a German children's home in 1946–1949; immigration to Israel in 1949.