Testimony of Frida (Parzenczewska) Dilevski, born in Zdunska-Wola, Poland, 1926, regarding her experiences in Zdunska-Wola, the Lodz Ghetto and Czestochowa

Testimony of Frida (Parzenczewska) Dilevski, born in Zdunska-Wola, Poland, 1926, regarding her experiences in Zdunska-Wola, the Lodz Ghetto and Czestochowa Well-to-do religious family; her father is a clothing and footwear merchant; life at home and in the Jewish community before the war. Outbreak of the war and immediate confiscation of her father's store; deportation of her brothers to forced labor; attacks on Jews in the streets; Poles inform on Jews; loss of her family in an "Aktion" that includes the concentration of all the Jews in the cemetery; deportation to the Lodz Ghetto; meets her sister and relatives in the ghetto; labor distributing food in the ghetto; deportation to Czestochowa; forced labor in a weapons factory; attitude of the Germans; the German factory manager distributed additional portions of bread and jam to the female inmates; liberation by the Red Army. Return to Zdunska-Wola; search for relatives; Polish attacks on Jews after the war; aliya to Israel; absorption in Jerusalem.