Testimony of Dvora Edit Platsek, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1924, regarding her experiences in forced labor in Ujpest, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Ravensbrueck and Berlin-Schoenholz camp

Testimony of Dvora Edit Platsek, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1924, regarding her experiences in forced labor in Ujpest, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Ravensbrueck and Berlin-Schoenholz camp Life before the war in Rakospalota; attends a non-Jewish school; studies millinery and design; displays of antisemitism; drafted to forced labor; labor in a textile factory for the army in Ujpest; refused to be rescued from deportation in order to stay with her mother; deportation from Bekesmegyer to Auschwitz-Birkenau; camp life; transfer to Ravensbrueck; forced labor in a HASAG factory in Berlin-Schoenholz; transfer from the camp on a death march, mid April 1945; liberation by the Red Army. Return home with her sister; reunion with her father; harassment of her father towards his daughters; marriage; aliya to Israel, December 1996.