Testimony of Mordechai Reizman, born in Chust, Czechoslovakia, 1933, regarding his experiences in the Sentes Ghetto, Szeged, Strasshof and Theresienstadt

Testimony of Mordechai Reizman, born in Chust, Czechoslovakia, 1933, regarding his experiences in the Sentes Ghetto, Szeged, Strasshof and Theresienstadt Life in an orphanage in Sentes; life in the Sentes Ghetto for two weeks, spring 1944; deportation to a brick factory in Szeged; deportation to Strasshof with a group of children, autumn 1944; one month later, escape to a group of adults and agricultural labor in Neuhof; transfer back to Strasshof three months later; deportation with about 100 children to Theresienstadt; life in a children's care facility in the camp; rescue from transfer to the "Small Fortress" by a Jewish woman whose husband was a member of the Jewish administration; life in the home of the Jewish woman in the camp; liberation by the Red Army. Return to Chust; move to Bucharest; reunion with his sister; aliya training; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1946.