Testimony of Pinchas Lubling, born in Wolbrom, Poland, 1924, regarding his experiences as a forced laborer in Czestochowa and in Flossenbuerg, Buchenwald and Mauthausen camps

Testimony of Pinchas Lubling, born in Wolbrom, Poland, 1924, regarding his experiences as a forced laborer in Czestochowa and in Flossenbuerg, Buchenwald and Mauthausen camps Family of merchants; his father Moshe Lubling was a member of the Poalei Zion Right movement; his father's detention due to demonstrations against the British following the riots in Eretz Israel, 1935; antisemitism in Sosnowiec before the war. Wanderings to Wolbrom, then back to Sosnowiec and then move to Czestochowa at the start of the war; forced labor; capture of his father in an "Aktion" and his deportation to Treblinka, October 1942; receives a letter from his father with hints about the coordination of an underground in Treblinka, winter 1942-1943; tells about the transfer of the letter to Buchenwald, where it was lost; witness' later collection of diaries and documents give testimony to his father's participation in the Treblinka uprising; witness' forced labor in a steel factory in Czestochowa until 16 January 1945; camp life; transfer to Buchenwald; transfer to Flossenbuerg camp; forced labor constructing an ammunitions factory; transfer to Mauthausen, 15 April 1945; liberation by the US Army, 05 May 1945.