Testimony of Rachel Levi, born in Nyirbogat, Hungary in 1928, regarding her experiences in Debrecen, in Strasshof and Gemund camps and in Theresienstadt

Testimony of Rachel Levi, born in Nyirbogat, Hungary in 1928, regarding her experiences in Debrecen, in Strasshof and Gemund camps and in Theresienstadt Childhood in an orthodox religious family; move to Debrecen in 1934; studies in a Jewish school; the German occupation in 1944; expulsion from the family home; deportation to Strasshof and Gemund camps; transfer to forced labor; transfer to a factory for the production of gloves; expulsion of her father from the factory; transfer of her father to Bergen Belsen camp; approach of the front; transfer to Theresienstadt; liberation by the Red Army; return to Debrecen in 1945; illegal border crossing to Slovakia; aliya to Israel in 1949.