Testimony of Abraham Stahl, born in The Hague, the Netherlands, 1934, regarding his experiences as a child in in The Hague, using a false Hungarian identity in Ravensbrueck and Bergen-Belsen

Testimony of Abraham Stahl, born in The Hague, the Netherlands, 1934, regarding his experiences as a child in in The Hague, using a false Hungarian identity in Ravensbrueck and Bergen-Belsen Detention of his father, 1942; deportation of his father to Auschwitz-Birkenau and his murder; his mother uses forged Romanian documents; detention of the witness with his mother, sister and brother, 1942; deportation to Ravensbrueck with other families who possess Hungarian documents; children's life in camp; deportation with mothers and other children to Bergen-Belsen, January 1945; camp life and terrible conditions; liberation by the British Army. Return to the Netherlands to a Youth Aliyah dormitory; aliya to Eretz Israel with his sister Zahava (Charlotte), spring 1948; studies in a religious youth village; draft into Nachal; studies.