Testimony of Adam (Naparstek) Naor, born in Bedzin, 1921, regarding his experiences in prison in Sosnowiec, and in the Anhalt, Markstadt, Fuenfteichen and Flossenbuerg camps

Testimony of Adam (Naparstek) Naor, born in Bedzin, 1921, regarding his experiences in prison in Sosnowiec, and in the Anhalt, Markstadt, Fuenfteichen and Flossenbuerg camps From an upper middle class family; studies in elementary school and in a Jewish high school; the German occupation; expelled from their apartment to a shack; forced labor in the Schneider workshop in Kassel; arrested and charged with having relations with German women in the Sosnowiec prison, September 1941; released from prison and deported to forced labor in construction work in Anhalt; deportation to Markstadt and forced labor, building a cannon factory; deportation to the Fuenfteichen camp; the death march to Gross-Rosen; deportation to Flossenbuerg, and working there laying railroad tracks and building an airport; hospitalized, 1945. Aliya to Israel, 1950.