Testimony of Ada Goldblum, born in Lwow, 1929, regarding her experiences in the Lwow Ghetto, using a false identity in Lwow and labor in agriculture as a Polish woman in Germany
Childhood in Lwow; move to her well-to-do grandfather's house in Stanislawow; attends a Polish school.
Soviet occupation, 1939; deportation of her mother to labor and nationalization of property; German occupation; hidden by Christian women during a riot in the city; deportation to the ghetto; ghetto life; in hiding during "Aktions"; life using a false identity in Krakow with her mother; escape following being informed on; wanderings from place to place without her mother; search for work using a false identity; travel to Germany with a group of Poles; agricultural labor in Germany until the liberation.
Life in a DP camp; aliya to Israel with Gachal, 1948; life in Israel; military service and rehabilitation.
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4689549
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Ada
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Goldblum
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1929
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Lwow, Poland
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12273
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Hebrew
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O.3 - Testimonies Department of the Yad Vashem Archives