Testimony of Irene (Goldfarb) Neviaski, born in Metz (Lorraine), 1922, regarding her experiences in the Free Zone, and being handed over to the Gestapo

Testimony of Irene (Goldfarb) Neviaski, born in Metz (Lorraine), 1922, regarding her experiences in the Free Zone, and being handed over to the Gestapo Her family, and studies in Orleans and Paris; escape from Paris due to fear of the German invasion, May 1940; finding shelter in Nimes; work as a secretary in the Ministry of Defense; dismissal because she is Jewish; the entry of the Germans, 1943; her brother is transferred to a family of Protestant farmers in Lestrechure; she is handed over to the Gestapo by a French policeman; detained in prison until the liberation, August 1944; return to Paris. Marriage, transfer to Orleans and the birth of her son; activity in a Zionist movement; aliya to Israel, 1974.