Testimony of Fani Kramer, born in Osijek, 1922, regarding her experiences in Agnilok and Garodishka camps, using a false identity in Tulza and with the partisans

Testimony of Fani Kramer, born in Osijek, 1922, regarding her experiences in Agnilok and Garodishka camps, using a false identity in Tulza and with the partisans Life before the war. Entry of the Germans, 11 April 1941; decrees against Jews; deportation to Agnilok and Garodishka camps, June-July 1941; deportation to the Italian Zone; decrees against Jews, 20 July 1942; escape from camp, 12 August 1942; life using a false identity on the Aryan side in Tulza; typhus; treatment by partisans who are Jewish physicians; contacts with Jewish partisans; Italy's defeat, September 1943; joins the partisans; combat against the Germans; life with the partisans including displays of antisemitism; life in a labor camp in Vienna, until April 1944. Return to Osijek via Hungary; aliya to Israel, 30 June 1949.