Testimony of Rozia (Lederberger) Heimfeld, born in Krakow, Poland, 1918, regarding her experiences in the Bochnia Ghetto, in prison in Kosice, Miskolc and using a false identity in Budapest

Testimony of Rozia (Lederberger) Heimfeld, born in Krakow, Poland, 1918, regarding her experiences in the Bochnia Ghetto, in prison in Kosice, Miskolc and using a false identity in Budapest Life before the war; attends Beit Yaakov. German occupation; desecration of the Torah and abuse of Jews; escape to Niepolomice; deportation to the Bochnia Ghetto; escape with forged documents, May 1943; capture and detention near the Kosice; release; move to Budapest; arrival of her sister with her baby daughter; move to Miskolc; move of the sisters to Budapest, early 1944; life in Budapest using a Christian Polish identity until liberation. Move from Prague to Paris; marriage, 1949; emigration to Melbourne, Australia.