Salomea Zeidman

Testimony of Salomea (Tendler) Siedman, born in Krzeszowice, Poland, 1918, regarding her experiences in Skala, forests, Auschwitz, hidden by a Polish family and other places From a economically secure family. German occupation, 1939, her older brother's escape to the Soviet Union; her sister's move to the Gorecki family, who are Polish; witness and her family move to her grandmother in Skala; deportation of her brother and father; murder of her mother in her hiding place in the attic; finds a hiding place in a forest; deportation to Auschwitz; camp life; escape from a deportation train to the Gorecki family; life in hiding in a barn; liberation by the Red Army, winter 1945. Emigration to the United States; aliya to Israel, 1971.