Testimony of Tirza Ginsberg, born in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, 1924, regarding her experiences in Gradacac, Trebave, Bielina camp, Belgrade and Velten-Bei-Berlin

Testimony of Tirza Ginsberg, born in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, 1924, regarding her experiences in Gradacac, Trebave, Bielina camp, Belgrade and Velten-Bei-Berlin Her childhood in Gradacac; her father is a pharmacist. German occupation, 1941; several German Army officers reside in their home; fear; yellow badge; escape of the family, 1942; hidden in Trebave by the local priest; return to Gradacac with a group of partisans, 1943; witness' marriage to a physician; her family joins the partisans; capture of the hospital by Bosnian soldiers who serve in the SS; deportation of the family to a concentration camp in Bielina; torture and humiliation; witness changes her identity; transfer to a labor camp in Belgrade and then to Velten-Bei-Berlin; hunger, cold and Allied air-raids; liberation by the Red Army, May 1945. Return to Yugoslavia and reunion with her husband.