Testimony of Pnina Liberman, born in Ganice, Czechoslovakia, 1925, regarding her experiences in Ganice, the Mukacevo Ghetto, Auschwitz, Plaszow and Gabersdorf camps

Testimony of Pnina Liberman, born in Ganice, Czechoslovakia, 1925, regarding her experiences in Ganice, the Mukacevo Ghetto, Auschwitz, Plaszow and Gabersdorf camps Her family background; attends Czechoslovakian, Ukrainian and Hungarian schools due to changes in the regime; death of her father, 1934; work in housekeeping. German occupation, April 1944; in hiding in a forest; return to Ganice; deportation to the Mukacevo Ghetto; deportation to Auschwitz five weeks later; transfer to Plaszow camp 10 days later; labor digging pits for three months; transfer back to Auschwitz; transfer to Gabersdorf camp; labor in a factory for aircraft parts; liberation by the Red Army, 08 May 1945. Return to Ganice; move to Bucharest; joins Bnei Akiva; move to Italy, late 1945; aliya to Eretz Israel, December 1947.