Testimony of Miriam (Goldberg) Novogrod, born in Tarnow, Poland, 1921, regarding her experiences in the Tarnow Ghetto, Plaszow, various camps and a death march

Testimony of Miriam (Goldberg) Novogrod, born in Tarnow, Poland, 1921, regarding her experiences in the Tarnow Ghetto, Plaszow, various camps and a death march Her childhood. German occupation, 08 September 1939; decrees, humiliation of rabbis and religious leaders; deportation to the Tarnow Ghetto, June 1942; labor in the Schlesinger workshop; receives "A" card because of labor sewing for the wives of SS officers; murders; a mother who refused to hand over her baby; liquidation of the Tarnow Jews; Judenrat and Jewish police; deportation to Plaszow with the Schlesinger workshop, 1943; camp life; labor in a sewing workshop for Julius Madrisch; details about Oskar Schindler; transfer to Zabelcze; physical labor for Hartmann; transfer to Auschwitz-Birkenau, late 1943; transfer to Gundelsdorf; labor carrying electric poles; difficulties in physical labor; illness; death march to Theresienstadt; liberation by the US Army. Move to Prague for treatment; marriage; birth of her son; aliya to Israel, 1949.