Testimony of Arie Goldberg, born in Chelm, Poland, 1926, regarding his experiences in the Chelm Ghetto, Rejowiec Ghetto, Majdanek, Birkenau, Buchenwald and a death march

Testimony of Arie Goldberg, born in Chelm, Poland, 1926, regarding his experiences in the Chelm Ghetto, Rejowiec Ghetto, Majdanek, Birkenau, Buchenwald and a death march His father has rabbinical ordination; father's work as a fruit merchant; his mother works as a merchant; witness attends a public school. Establishment of an open ghetto, 1940; labor in SS stables; witness to the murder of Soviet POWs by gas; escape to the Rejowiec Ghetto where his mother lives, summer 1942; labor in a sugar factory; deportation to Majdanek, March 1943; transfer to Auschwitz, two months later; labor building barracks in an area where the crematorium was built; partner to the secret regarding the Birkenau uprising; transfer to Stutthof, late 1944; transfer to Germany, five weeks later; labor in stone quarries and then in an oil shale mine; transfer to Buchenwald, January 1945; death march, 18 April 1945; liberation, 22 April 1945.