Testimony of Hanne Frenk (Samuel), born in Oberlauringen, Germany, in 1931, regarding her experiences in Oberlauringen, Hamburg, Oslo and Stockholm.

Testimony of Hanne Frenk (Samuel),born in Oberlauringen,Germany,in 1931, regarding her experiences in Oberlauringen,Hamburg,Oslo and Stockholm. Daughter of religious family of rabbis from Oberlauringen, father is a cantor at the synagogue adjacent to their home; community life; attending local school; studies'interruption due to antisemitic events; father's deportation to Dachau; escape with mother to aunt in outskirts of city; "Kristallnacht" events; living in hiding; escape back home; father gets papers for emigration to Norway from mother's brother Julius Samuels, Norway's chief rabbi; escape from home,1938; journey to Norway via Hamburg; closing of borders for Jews; father's ministry as rabbi of small synagogue in Oslo; German occupation; interruption of studies at school; school's transformation into German headquarters; escape to Jewish home; father's finding hideout in hospital with help og Norvegian underground; finding hideout with mother and brother with help of underground; escape to protected house of the woman peasant Sletten Ingebjorg (later recognised as "Righteous among the nations"); escape to Sweden through forests; escape to the free Stockolm; smuggling of father to Sweden with help of underground; reunion with father; rehabilitation of life; going back to school; meeting with Jewish refugees from Denmark; end of war; emigration to the USA,1949.