Testimony of Zipora Levinger, born in Erdevik, Yugoslavia, 1924, regarding her experiences in Auschwitz-Birkenau and as a forced laborer in Wuestegiersdorf

Testimony of Zipora Levinger, born in Erdevik, Yugoslavia, 1924, regarding her experiences in Auschwitz-Birkenau and as a forced laborer in Wuestegiersdorf Traditional family, including her grandparents; education in a monastery school and the Beitar movement; community life. Relations between Jews and Christians before the war and with the outbreak of the war; life during the Hungarian occupation, 1942-1944; concentration of the Jews in a camp next to Baja; deportation to Auschwitz; en route to the camp; camp registration process in Auschwitz and selection; separation from her mother and her two younger sisters; life in Auschwitz; fruitless labor, fear, humiliation and hunger; transfer to Birkenau; transfer to Wuestegiersdorf labor camp and labor in a weapons factory; camp life; attitude of her sisters and the attitude of one of the German laborers; atmosphere in camp before the liberation; liberation by the Red Army, 09 May 1945. En route and a long way to Yugoslavia; marriage and aliya to Eretz Israel; absorption in Israel and starts a family.