Testimony of Ariel Artur Dimant Yahalomi, born in Zawiercie, 1923, regarding his experiences as a forced laborer in Aurenrode and Dorfless, in Warthenau Ghetto, Flossingen, Anhalt and other camps

Testimony of Ariel Artur Dimant Yahalomi, born in Zawiercie, 1923, regarding his experiences as a forced laborer in Aurenrode and Dorfless, in the Warthenau Ghetto, Flossingen, Anhalt and other camps Childhood before the war; attends Jewish school in Sosnowiec. Entry of the Germans, 1939; drafted for forced labor in odd-jobs; forced labor building roads in Aurenrode near Opole and Dorfless (Ostrava), 1940-1942; deportation to Flossingen and Anhalt camps; life in the camps; life in the Warthenau Ghetto, 1942; forced labor in ammunitions factory until liquidation of the ghetto, 1943; transfer to Fuenfteichen and forced labor for Autobahn Reich 'Rab'; death march to Gross-Rosen, 1945; transfer to Buchenwald; transfer to Bergen-Belsen; camp life, including cannibalism; liberation by the British Army. Convalescence from typhus; move to relatives in Belgium; activity in Dror movement; aliya from Sete to Eretz Israel with Aliya Bet on "Biriah" ship; absorption in Kibbutz Beit Oren.