Testimony of Max Drimer, born in Poland, regarding his experiences in Sachsenhausen and Buna camps and in hiding

Testimony of Max Drimer, born in Poland, regarding his experiences in Sachsenhausen and Buna camps and in hiding Emigration of his parents to Germany. Deportation to Sachsenhausen as a Jew born in Germany with Polish citizenship, 1939; camp life; labor in a brick factory; deportation to Auschwitz-Birkenau, 1942; selection; transfer to Buna and labor in a rubber factory; receives help from a Pole in the camp and the witness' escape from camp with a friend; arrival to the Pole's home in Nowa Wies and where he was hidden for several months; escape to Gleiwitz and life in hiding with a friend; move to a village; liberation by the Red Army. Marriage; return visit to the camps where he was an inmate.