Testimony of Aliza (Berenfeld) Golubov, born in Halicz, Poland, 1927, regarding her experiences in Stanislawow, the Stanislawow Ghetto, Buczacz and in hiding places in the area

Testimony of Aliza (Berenfeld) Golubov, born in Halicz, Poland, 1927, regarding her experiences in Stanislawow, the Stanislawow Ghetto, Buczacz and in hiding places in the area Life in Halicz until 1939; studies. Life after annexation to the Soviet Union, 1939; German occupation, 1941; move to Stanislawow; attempts by a Polish acquaintance to transfer her family to Germany as ethnic Germans, and her father's refusal; deportation to the Stanislawow Ghetto, 1942; ghetto life: hunger, lice and disease; her mother's work outside the ghetto; escape with her brother to Buczacz; return to Stanislawow after the deportation of the Buczacz Jews; arrest after being informed on; imprisonment and trial; rescue by a Ukrainian physician; hidden in his home and other places, using Aryan documents; liberation by the Red Army. Search for relatives in Katowice; aliya to Eretz Israel with Aliya Bet via Austria, Czechoslovakia and Italy, 1946; absorption; service in the Haganah.