Shoshana Shoshany

Testimony of Shoshana (Lustig) Shoshani, born in Subotica, Yugoslavia, 1930, regarding her experiences in the Subotica Ghetto, an Austrian village, Mauthausen and Gunskirchen Tradtitional family; life until 1941. Death of her mother in a pogrom in Novi Sad; expulsion from school; learns to mend socks; German occupation, 1944; deportation to the Subotica Ghetto; transfer to a flour mill; transfer to an Austrian village with relatives; life in the village and labor logging trees; befriends Hungarian soldiers; Austrian offer to hide in the mountains; deportation to Mauthausen and murder of her grandmother; death march to Gunskirchen; camp life; liberation by the US Army. Return to Subotica; life in Subotica until 1948; aliya with her mother to Israel.