Testimony of Salomon Schwaezar, born in Stanislawow, 1916, regarding his experiences in the Stanislawow and Stryj Ghettos, and escape to Hungary

Testimony of Salomon Schwaezar, born in Stanislawow, 1916, regarding his experiences in the Stanislawow and Stryj Ghettos and escape to Hungary Jewish community of Stanislawow, 1939-1941. Life under Soviet rule; entry of the Germans, 1941; "Aktion" in Stanislawow, 15 December 1941; transfer to ghetto, construction of bunker; liquidation of ghetto, 1943; escape to Stryj Ghetto; ghetto life until its liquidation; escape to Budapest via Munkacs; help from the Polish consulate; stay in Harszagczonad near Baja; escape to Arad via Klausenburg after German entry into Hungary, 1944; capture by Romanians and sent to Tirguzu camp; help by the YMCA in Tirguzu camp; liberation by Red Army. Return to Bucharest; help from the Joint; aliya to Eretz Israel via Syria on the "Salah-a-Din" ship; details about his testimony at the Krieger trial, 1966.