Testimony of Sara Gunda (Pinto) Israel, born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, 1922, regarding her experiences using a false identity in Split, Rab, with the partisans in Vis and other places
Testimony of Sara Gunda (Pinto) Israel, born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, 1922, regarding her experiences using a false identity in Split, Rab, with the partisans in Vis and other places
Testimony of Sara Gunda (Pinto) Israel, born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, 1922, regarding her experiences using a false identity in Split, Rab, with the partisans in Vis and other places
Life before the war; her father is the head of the Jewish community.
German occupation; restrictions on the Jews; murder of Jews; hiding of her father in a hospital by his physician brother; deportation of Jews, summer 1941; obtains forged documents with the help of a non-Jew; escape to Split; life in Split under Italian occupation; escape of her father and sister with help from a Moslem friend; meets Jewish refugees; transfer to Brac; deportation to Rab camp; joins the partisans; life with the partisans; move to Vis; life in Vis including combat; receives a citation; liberation.
Moves to Belgrade; life in Belgrade including work for the Borba newspaper; aliya to Israel with her husband, 1951.
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item Id
3740025
First Name
Gonda
Gunda
Sara
Last Name
Israel
Maiden Name
Pinto
Date of Birth
1922
Place of Birth
Sarajevo, Yugoslavia
Type of material
Testimony
File Number
3253
Language
Hebrew
Record Group
O.3 - Testimonies Department of the Yad Vashem Archives