Testimony of Meir Liberman, born in Kosice, Czechoslovakia, 1925, regarding his experiences in the Kosice Ghetto, Wolfsberg and Dornau

Testimony of Meir Liberman, born in Kosice, Czechoslovakia, 1925, regarding his experiences in the Kosice Ghetto, Wolfsberg and Dornau Hungarian occupation and the change in the life of his family, in particular and the life of the Jews, in general, 1938; deportation of the Jews to a brick factory, 1944; establishment of the Kosice Ghetto; yellow badge; deportation to Auschwitz, April 1944; selection and transfer to Wolfsberg; labor paving roads; transfer to Dornau camp; labor clearing belongings from abandoned camps and burying the dead; arrival of the Red Army; illness and treatment. Return to Kosice and reunion with his sister; departs to Eretz Israel via Vienna, Bratislava and Aschach an der Donau, 08 January 1946; aliya attempt and detention in Cyprus; aliya to Eretz Israel on the "La-Negev" ship, February 1948; participation in the War of Independence.