Testimony of Shimon Shulhof, born in Dunapataj, Hungary, 1926, regarding his experiences in Dunapataj, Hungarian labor battalions and Budapest

Testimony of Shimon Shulhof, born in Dunapataj, Hungary, 1926, regarding his experiences in Dunapataj, Hungarian labor battalions and Budapest His family background; relations with the local population; antisemitism; education in Budapest; arrival of refugees from Austria and Poland. German occupation, 19 March 1944; draft to a labor battalion; labor in food storerooms of the German Army; labor clearing rubble; labor in Szolnok laying railroad tracks, May 1944; transfer to a camp in Zirc, June 1944; transfer to Soroksar; transfer to Novi Sad, September 1944; escape to Budapest; hidden by an activist in the Hungarian underground; move to the Glass House; liberation by the Red Army, 19 January 1945. Return home; joins Dror Habonim; aliya to Israel, 1948.