Testimony of Adela (Bergman) Binder, born in Munkacevo, Czechoslovakia, 1922, regarding her experiences in the Munkacevo Ghetto, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Bergen-Belsen and other places

Testimony of Adela (Bergman) Binder, born in Munkacevo, Czechoslovakia, 1922, regarding her experiences in the Munkacevo Ghetto, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Bergen-Belsen and other places Family with hardships; orphaned of her father; life in an ultra-Orthodox community. Re-annexation to Hungary; decrees; deportation of those with Polish citizenship to Poland; German occupation; German soldiers shop in her mother's store; deportation to the Munkacevo Ghetto, April 1944; ghetto life including help to the elderly and the sick; concentration of the Jews in a brick factory; deportation to Auschwitz-Birkenau; camp life with two sisters; transfer to a camp in northern Germany; camp life; transfer to Bergen-Belsen, May 1945; camp life; liberation. Typhus and hospitalization; work in Sweden; return to Czechoslovakia; escape from Munkacevo via Lvov; return to Sweden; aliya to Israel, 1954.