Testimony of Gita (Tzibel) Kopel, born in Vienna, Austria, 1936, regarding her life in Budapest during the war and getting "letter of sponsorship" from the Portugese Embassy

Testimony of Gita (Tzibel) Kopel, born in Vienna, Austria, 1936, regarding her life in Budapest during the war and getting "letter of sponsorship" from the Portuguese Embassy Family background; family originally from Poland; family moves to Budapest, 1938; German occupation of Hungary; life within the confines of the ghetto in Budapest; transfer of her father to Munkatabor Camp and from there to Siberia; wearing the yellow badge; life in the ghetto; getting a letter of sponsorship from the Portuguese Embassy; move to a "safe house", 1944; return to the ghetto; life [there]; liberation by the Red army; life after the war; immigration to the United States by way of Sweden, 1946; aliya to Israel.