Testimony of Lea (Rozin) Strosman born in Koenisberg, Germany, 1923, regarding her experiences in the Kaunas Ghetto, Stutthof, Freudendorf and Leibisch camps

Testimony of Lea (Rozin) Strosman born in Koenisberg, Germany, 1923, regarding her experiences in the Kaunas Ghetto, Stutthof, Freudendorf and Leibisch camps Childhood in Vilkaviskis; attends a Hebrew school. Soviet occupation; rescue from deportation to Siberia; outbreak of the war, 1941; murder of her father, July 1941; transfer with her mother to her eldest sister's house in the Kaunas Ghetto, October 1941; transfer with her sister to a nearby camp; murder of her mother in the large "Aktion", October 1943; evacuation of the camp, summer 1944; deportation to Stutthof; camp life; transfer to Freudendorf camp; transfer to Leibisch camp; transfer to Bromberg; life in tents in the camp and labor digging trenches; death march to Praust; camp life; liberation by the Red Army. Hospitalization in an improvised hospital; transfer to a hospital in Danzig; return to Poland; move to Bialystok; printing of Ringelblum's memoirs; aliya to Israel, 1957.