Testimony of Judith Irena (Lankinski) Ziblin, born in Czestochowa, Poland, in 1932, regarding the persecution of her family and her experiences in Poland

Testimony of Judith Irena (Lankinski) Ziblin, born in Czestochowa, Poland, in 1932, regarding the persecution of her family and her experiences in Poland Childhood in Czestochowa; German occupation in 1939; deportation to the Czestochowa Ghetto; transfer to the "small ghetto"; hospitalization due to appendicitis; escape to her uncle and aunt who were sent to work in a sewing workshop, before an Aktion on Yom Kippur; deportation of her parents to Treblinka; receiving protection and being rescued by the German commander Degenhart; transfer with her uncle and aunt to the Hasag camp in Poland to make weapons; working as an errand girl; liberation by the Red Army in 1945; return to the uncle and aunt's house in Czestochowa; moving with a group from Youth Aliyah to a children's home in Aix-les-Bains in 1947; aliya to Israel in 1948; absorption.