Testimony of Avraham Feigenblat, born in Strzemieszyce, Poland, 1923, regarding his experiences in Sosnowiec and camps
Family with hardships; orphaned of his father; learns in a "heder" and attends a Polish public school.
Outbreak of the war; escape to an outlying city; return home; anti-Jewish decrees; capture by the Germans; deportation to Sosnowiec; transfer to Doulac; transfer to forced labor paving roads in Silesia; transfer to Sakrau Saga; camp life; transfer to Bunzlau; camp life; transfer to Kittlitztreben; camp life; death march to Goerlitz, 1945; liberation by the Red Army.
Medical treatment; return home; life with relatives; joins Nochum; help from the JDC; sets sail in the direction of Eretz Israel from Italy on the "Shabbetai Lozinski" ship and aliya attempt; detention in Cyprus, 1948; aliya to Israel; absorption.
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Avraham
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Feigenblat
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02/11/1923
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Strzemieszyce, Poland
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12318
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Hebrew
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O.3 - Testimonies Department of the Yad Vashem Archives