Eva Bartsila Sendro

Testimony of Eva (Bruck) Szendro Bartsila, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1925, regarding her experiences in a marked house in Budapest, in hiding, prison with Hannah Szenes and the Budapest Ghetto Life before the war; learns in a monastery; attends a Jewish school. German occupation; transfer to a marked house; life in a marked house; life in subterranean hiding with the family and additional Jews near the home of the engineer Bokody, who supplied them food for a month; capture of the family by the Arrow Cross; life in prison including sharing a cell with Hannah Szenes; release from prison; move to Buda; confiscation of valuables; death of her father; betrayal to the Gestapo; injury of her mother in the leg; deportation to the Budapest Ghetto; ghetto life and disease; liberation by the Red Army. Behavior of the Red Army soldiers towards civilians; marriage in Buda, 1946; move to Czechoslovakia; detention; move to Vienna; aliya to Israel, 1949.