Testimony of Zvi Malron, born in Mogilno, Poland, 1927, regarding his experiences in the Zagorow Ghetto, Visnice Nowy and camps

Testimony of Zvi Malron, born in Mogilno, Poland, 1927, regarding his experiences in the Zagorow Ghetto, Visnice Nowy and camps His childhood in Inowroclaw. Escape to Kleczow at the outbreak of the war; life in the Zagorow Ghetto; escape to Sompolo and then to Radziejow; transfer to an open ghetto in Visnice Nowy; travel to Krakow; transfer to Prokocim with his father and brother and labor on railroad tracks for the Klug company; his mother's murder; transfer to Plaszow and labor stoking a railroad engine, late 1942; typhus; transfer to Werk C in Skarzysko, autumn 1943; transfer to Solejow and labor digging pits, July 1944; transfer to Buchenwald and a sub-camp, Schlieben; his father's death; transfer to Theresienstadt by train and on foot; liberation. Travel with his brother to an aunt in Romania; aliya attempt; detention in Cyprus; aliya to Eretz Israel, 01 January 1948.