Testimony of Yehudit Avni, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1932, regarding her experiences in a protected house, using a false identity in a children's home and in hiding in Budapest

Testimony of Yehudit Avni, born in Budapest, Hungary, 1932, regarding her experiences in a protected house, using a false identity in a children's home and in hiding in Budapest The only daughter of divorced parents; attends a German kindergarten; childhood with her grandparents; cultural life; attends a the Jewish high school. German occupation; restrictions on movement; termination of studies, March 1944; confiscation of property; move to a protected house with relatives; eviction from the house by members of the Arrow Cross; transfer to a children's home; life using a false identity; deportation of her father to a labor camp, 1943; shelling and destruction of the house; life in the cellar; liberation by the Red Army. Studies at university; return to Budapest; marriage, 1956; Communist revolution; escape to France; aliya to Israel, 1963.