Testimony of Moshe Horvitz, born in Miskolc, Hungary, 1926, regarding his experiences in the Sajoszentpeter Ghetto, Jelsava camp, Pelmonostor, Budapest and other places

Testimony of Moshe Horvitz, born in Miskolc, Hungary, 1926, regarding his experiences in the Sajoszentpeter Ghetto, Jelsava camp, Pelmonostor, Budapest and other places His parents are from the Rabbi Tennenbaum and Rabbi Nuefeld families. Draft of his father to forced labor in Kunmadaras, 1942; arrival of refugees from Poland and Slovakia; German occupation, March 1944; closure of the family's shop; deportation to the Sajoszentpeter Ghetto, May 1944; drafted to a labor battalion; transfer to Jelsava; camp life including agricultural labor and in forests; failed escape attempts; transfer to Palmonostora, September 1944; life in Pelmonostor including forced labor in forests; retreat towards Budapest, November 1944; air-raids; attempts to receive exit permits; transfer to Ugocsa, January-February 1945; life in Ugocsa including labor in the forests supervised by the SS; meets bunker survivors headed by Rezso Kasztner amd Rabbi Michael Dov Weissmandel, April 1945; supplying food to the group; joins the group in Krunla; transfer to Switzerland. Locates relatives who survived; return to Hungary.