Ana Fisher

Testimony of Anna (Nusbaum) Fisher, born in Sokolow, Poland, 1916, regarding her experiences in Lwow, Ukraine and the Soviet Union Life before the war; the Jewish community; neighborly relations; school; her family move to Rzeszow; her father's death; studies in Rzeszow; move to Lwow; life with a female relative; joins Beitar in Lwow; work in a chocolate factory; explosion in the factory; membership in a social-democrat organization; opposition to working in the Red Cross Organization. Soviet occupation; deportation of Jews to Siberia; her brother's work in Ukraine; German occupation; joins her brother in Ukraine; obtains a work permit; wanderings through Russia; meets young women from Lwow; field work; typhus; sewing work; end of the war. Return to Poland; marriage in Warsaw, 1946; starts a family; aliya to Israel, 1970; absorption.